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Pipette tips play a critical role in liquid handling accuracy and reproducibility. Learn how tip quality, fit, and material impact experimental results across manual and automated workflows.
Choosing the right pipette tip is essential for accurate and reproducible laboratory results. Learn the four key factors to consider – materials, purity, fit, and traceability – when selecting pipette tips for your experiments.
Sample integrity is vital for accurate, trustworthy results and it can be affected by all stages of liquid handling, from pipetting to transport. Taking actions to improve pipetting and pipette storage, the lab environment, and sample storage and transport can protect your sample integrity and give you trustworthy results – learn more here.
How do you know you’re pipetting the volume you intend? Would you trust the results you’re getting if you didn’t know your pipettes were calibrated properly? Fortunately, there are standards that pipette manufacturers and calibration services follow so that you know you’re pipetting the correct volumes. Read more here.
Regular maintenance and service of your pipette ensures reliable results. Refer to the MyPIPETMAN Two-Minute Inspection video for a walk through of basic pipette performance evaluation. Good routine maintenance helps prevent costly repairs.
Regular maintenance and service of your pipette ensures reliable results. Refer to the PIPETMAN L Two-Minute Inspection video for a walk through of basic pipette performance evaluation. Good routine maintenance helps prevent costly repairs.
Regular maintenance and service of your pipette ensures reliable results. Refer to the PIPETMAN Two-Minute Inspection video for a walk through of basic pipette performance evaluation. Good routine maintenance helps prevent costly repairs.
Pipettes are an essential tool in the laboratory, but their importance goes beyond just the simple transfer of liquids. In fact, pipettes are paramount to sample integrity and, therefore, the accuracy, reliability, and reproducibility of your results. A big part of that is upkeep and keeping them free from contaminants – learn more in this article.
Sample contamination is one of the biggest worries when it comes to sample integrity. It can occur at many stages of a laboratory’s operations, from sample collection, to transport, analysis, and storage. In this article, we explore the key drivers of contamination during pipetting, showing how the right tools and pipetting best practices help maximize sample integrity for consistent success.
For an experiment to be valuable, it is vital that you trust your sample so you can be confident in the results obtained. Sample integrity refers to the quality and reliability of a given sample, but it stretches beyond what is in the sample itself. Making sure you have proper pipetting techniques can improve sample integrity, but workers are only as good as their tools. Pipettes must be properly serviced and repaired by experts to maintain confidence in your results. This article highlights what quality customer service involves and how it supports your sample integrity.
