How a Pipetting System Works

Pipetting is a fundamental activity for a laboratory scientist. Almost every experiment requires small and precise volumes of liquid to be transferred from one container to another.

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Problem: Pipetting is a fundamental activity for a laboratory scientist. Almost every experiment requires small and precise volumes of liquid to be transferred from one container to another. Researchers are often challenged with pipette tips that appear to be seated properly and sealed, but leak air, loosen or fall off in the middle of protocols. This causes inconsistent or unreliable results, and ultimately degrades research results and overall efficiency.

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