Pipettes

The goal of pipetting is to ensure maximum accuracy and repeatability when transferring fluids. A high-quality pipette in the hand of an untrained operator is an unreliable instrument. Beyond user skill and consistency, ergonomic design, autoclavability.

Written byLab Manager
| 5 min read
Register for free to listen to this article
Listen with Speechify
0:00
5:00

The goal of pipetting is to ensure maximum accuracy and repeatability when transferring fluids. A high-quality pipette in the hand of an untrained operator is an unreliable instrument. Beyond user skill and consistency, ergonomic design, autoclavability, and calibration requirements are the most important features to consider when purchasing a pipette.

Hamilton Company

The soft, ergonomic shape and low plunger forces of the Soft- Grip™ pipette reduce hand and wrist fatigue when compared with other pipettes. Using Soft-Grip™ pipettes decreases the risk factors associated with pipette-related repetitive stress injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. Soft- Grip™ pipettes deliver superior accuracy and precision. Every pipette is calibrated at the factory with standards traceable to NIST, and is shipped with a certificate of calibration documenting the pipette’s accuracy and precision. Accuracy is guaranteed with Hamilton AdvanTip™ Precision Pipette Tips.

www.hamiltoncompany.com

Nichiryo

The body of the Nichipet EX is UV resistant and fully autoclavable, eliminating the need to recalibrate after autoclaving. It features a locking mechanism at the top of the handle to ensure accuracy during use. All units come with a calibration certificate and are available in single and multi-channels. Eight units cover a range from 0.1 μl to 10 mL on the single channels, and 0.1 μl to 300 μl in 8 and 12 channel models. An enlarged finger rest makes it easy to use over extended periods of time. The units are also lightweight, and smooth piston action adds to the ergonomic features.

www.nichiryo.com

Thermo Scientific

To continue reading this article, sign up for FREE to
Lab Manager Logo
Membership is FREE and provides you with instant access to eNewsletters, digital publications, article archives, and more.

CURRENT ISSUE - October 2025

Turning Safety Principles Into Daily Practice

Move Beyond Policies to Build a Lab Culture Where Safety is Second Nature

Lab Manager October 2025 Cover Image