Top 7 Advantages of a Lightweight Ergonomic Pipette Kit & Pipette Stand

The pipette kits and sets are at the top of the list when it comes to important equipment for the modern laboratory. Without an accurate, well-made set of pipettes and pipette tips, it would be nearly impossible to measure microliter quantities at the bench. The majority of manufacturers provide a selection of pipette beginning kits that include 3 pipettes, 3 racks of matching tips, a pipette stand, and a useful lab timer. The pipettes and tips in our pipette beginning set offer accuracy and precision that are unmatched since they are made of sturdy materials and have undergone quality control testing. Let's examine the benefits of owning such pipette kits and sets.

Time Saving

One of the key advantages of pipette kits is how much they may boost lab productivity. Scientists only have so much time in the lab each day, so any advantage that can reduce the amount of time spent pipetting and free up that time for other activities is advantageous. With the different pipette ranges available in the package, the technician can complete their pipetting operation swiftly without switching the instrument for different volumes.

Ergonomics

These days, ergonomics is a topic that is frequently discussed. People are now much more aware of how essential ergonomics is to general welfare. Repetitive strain injury (RSI) is the current ergonomics hot subject in science. Because of their better ergonomic shape and construction as well as the decreased physical activity requirements during lengthy and repeated pipetting, ergonomic pipettes significantly lower the risk of RSI in scientists. Nonetheless, some pipettes, such as Microlit NERO micropipettes, are quite light whereas many pipettes are heavier than their mechanical equivalents.

Accuracy and Precision

You may be sure that your ergonomic pipette will accurately and repeatedly dispense the volume you have chosen thanks to the smooth design, UniCal™, and Air™ technology that will ensure great precision and convenience for our lab users. This is crucial for the accuracy of your findings and the reproducibility of your studies.

Ease of Use

When compared to an old mechanical pipette, an ergonomic Microlit NERO pipette requires significantly less hand movement and effort to perform the same liquid handling duties. Scientists can utilize it more easily and effortlessly while yet getting the same level of accuracy and precision, if not better.

One-shot calibration Technology

The Microlit Pipette Kit includes the most innovative micropipettes, each with a unique characteristic in its calibration system which is UniCalTM technology. This one-of-a-kind calibration system enables rapid in-lab calibration without disengaging the digits from the plunger mechanism.It eliminates the inconvenient hit-and-Trial calibration method and saves the cost and time of sending the instrument to another facility for third-party calibration.

Access pipette with Rotating Stand

Every Microlit Starter kit includes a stylish micropipette stand that allows the pipettes to be stored in style. The rotating design of this carousel stand enables the user to effortlessly place and remove pipettes from the platform. This greatly simplifies the user's access to the desired pipette.

 

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