The Eppendorf Xplorer 1-Channel Pipettor 0.2-5 mL is a high-precision, ergonomic pipette designed to provide comfort and accuracy for liquid handling in laboratories. Featuring a multifunctional rocker for improved control and ease of use, this pipettor ensures consistent results across a variety of applications. The pipette is color-coded in purple for easy identification, and the 0.2-5 mL volume range makes it suitable for both small and larger liquid volumes.
The Eppendorf Xplorer Pipettor combines precision, ergonomic design, and ease of use, making it an essential tool for accurate and efficient liquid handling in laboratory environments.
It is a high-precision, ergonomic pipette designed to provide comfort and accuracy for liquid handling in laboratories. Featuring a multifunctional rocker for improved control and ease of use, this pipettor ensures consistent results across a variety of applications. The pipette is color-coded in purple for easy identification, and the 0.2-5 mL volume range makes it suitable for both small and larger liquid volumes.
Yes. It is designed for liquid handling across various laboratory tasks, and offers a volume range of 0.2-5 mL to support this kind of work.
It has a volume range of 0.2-5 mL, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 4861000058.
It offers multifunctional rocker for ergonomic and comfortable use, purple for easy identification and a modern design, easy selection of all functions with the practical selection dial and operate in the language of your choice.
For liquid handling across various laboratory tasks, the Eppendorf model is the better choice, offering a volume range of 0.2-5 mL. The LLG model offers 1-channel variable pipettor and a volume range of 100-1000 µL as an alternative, while the Eppendorf model's multifunctional rocker for ergonomic and comfortable use and purple for easy identification and a modern design help make it a strong fit for liquid handling across various laboratory tasks.
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