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Ratiolab Pasteur Plast Pipets 1.0 ml 63 mm Ultra Short Single Non-Sterile, Pack of 500

Brand:Ratiolab

Specifications

Length: 63 mm
Material: PE
Nominal capacity: 1.2 ml
Package: Bulk pack
Sterile: No
UNSPSC: 41121509

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Ratiolab Pasteur-Plast Pipettes, 10 mL, 300 mm, Non-Sterile, Individually Packed (Pack of 100)
26 00 195
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Product description

The Ratiolab Pasteur Plast Pipets 1.0 ml 63 mm Ultra Short Single Non-Sterile, Pack of 500, are designed for precise liquid handling in laboratory environments. These ultra-short pipets are made from durable plastic, providing accurate measurements while being ideal for small-volume applications. Sold non-sterile, they are perfect for use in non-sterile environments or when sterilization is not required.

Key Features:

Brand: Ratiolab
Volume: 1.0 ml
Length: 63 mm
Type: Ultra Short Single Pasteur Pipets
Packaging: Pack of 500 non-sterile pipets
Material: Durable plastic for precision and visibility
Application: Ideal for small-volume liquid handling in laboratory experiments

These non-sterile pipets are perfect for laboratories that need high-precision, small-volume pipettes for various liquid handling tasks.

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Frequently asked questions

It are designed for precise liquid handling in laboratory environments. These ultra-short pipets are made from durable plastic, providing accurate measurements while being ideal for small-volume applications. Sold non-sterile, they are perfect for use in non-sterile environments or when sterilization is not required.

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