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Liquid handling
News Release from: Micronic | Subject: Ergo pipette
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 25 July 2001
Improving the pipette
Micronic has announced the new Ergo range of high performance pipettes, with a unique design to be more comfortable, and more consistent in sampling volume
Ergonomically designed with the top of the plunger cushioned with soft rubber, Ergo pipettes are built for user comfort Featuring the lowest plunger activation force on today`s market, Ergo pipettes minimise the risk of repetitive strain injury for high-throughput laboratories
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 18 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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All Ergo pipettes benefit from a new, unique design, which eliminates the decrease in sampling volume found over time with other systems due to warming from hand heat.
With Ergo, air is expelled from the pipette interior and exchanged with cooler air from the surroundings during sampling.
This keeps the pipette interior at a more constant temperature resulting in more precise pipetting over extended periods of time.
All the vital parts of the pipettes are made from anodised aluminum, high-grade stainless steel and durable plastics.
This makes the new Ergo pipettes highly resistant to chemicals from acids to organic solvents and also means a very low risk of accidental breakage.
Ergo pipettes benefit from a unique volume controller at the very top of the pipette meaning whether you are right or left-handed the volume dial is never obscured during operation.
Operational user friendliness is thus enhanced and pipetting accuracy ensured. Request a free brochure from Micronic ...
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