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Product category: Liquid handling
News Release from: Anachem | Subject: EarthSaver Tips
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial Team on 10 January 2008

These pipette tips might help save the
planet

EarthSaver Tips from Anachem are manufactured from 100% virgin polypropylene for low wettability to ensure minimal sample retention and maximum precision

All packaging for the new EarthSaver range of pipette tips from Anachem is made completely from biodegradable material This includes the plastic tip racks and refill inserts that are manufactured from a co-polyester that fully degrades in an environmentally safe manner

The biodegradation of the plastic is aided by naturally occurring enzymes that are capable of breaking down the polymers.

Depending on exposure to sunlight and air, EarthSaver tip racks have a biodegradability of 8-15 years.

In addition, the tip racks are fully recyclable and to ensure their ecological cleanliness are tested for heavy metals.

In addition to their environmental advantages EarthSaver tips provide the quality liquid dispensing you expect and a versatile range to suit all laboratory needs.

The tips are certified free from DNase, RNase and endotoxin contamination and have CE and in vitro registration.

There is a wide volume range from 10-1200ul with various tip options such as standard racked, racked filter tips, sterile racks, the FastRack reload system and loose.

EarthSaver tips contain no additives or dyes and are tested for the presence of 14 metals including heavy metals, ensuring that if incinerated the resulting ash is metal free.

They are universal due to thin wall collars designed to fit most brands of single and multichannel pipettes.

For your convenience EarthSaver racks are hinged to be easily opened and closed with one hand.

Hinges also allow autoclaving at 121C, 0.1MPa for 20 minutes. Request a free brochure from Anachem ...

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