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News Release from: Anachem | Subject: LTS LiteTouch
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 23 April 2004
A revolution in pipetting
Novel system provides low force loading and tip ejection plus leak free consistent sealing that increases productivity and is said to prevent repetitive strain injury
The LTS LiteTouch tip ejection system is said to be the first new tip and shaft design for over 30 years This unique system provides low force loading and tip ejection plus leak free consistent sealing that increases productivity, and prevents repetitive strain injury, says Anachem
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 2 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Both LTS tips and pipette shafts are cylindrical in design rather than conical.
These new tips are thin-walled and incorporate a small, well-defined seal and a positive top.
The stop allows the user to feel exactly when the seal is made and prevents over-insertion of the pipette shaft into the pipette tip.
There is no need to 'jam' or pound tips onto shaft to seal.
LTS tips provide a leak-free seal on single and multichannel pipettes first time, every time.
Traditional tips and pipette shafts are conical in design.
A traditional multichannel pipette and tips requires an average of 8kg of force and hand-tightening to assure a proper fit.
LTS tips load on Rainin LTS multichannel pipette with only 2kg force and ensure consistent and even sample loading across all channels.
The Rainin manual multichannel plus single and multichannel electronic pipettes all incorporate LTS resulting in a 65% to 95% reduction in pipetting forces.
Purchase any Rainin LTS pipette from Anachem before 31 May 2004 and benefit from the buy one get one free offer. Request a free brochure from Anachem ...
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