The pipette first appeared in 1956, invented by scientist Schnitger from the German Institute of Biochemistry. In 1958, the German company Eppendorf began producing button type micro samplers and became a company that produces micro samplers.
The adjustable pipette adopts an ergonomic handle hook design, which can be easily hung on the palm of the hand. The nozzle pop-up button is designed to be lightweight.
The scale of the pipette should be adjusted to the maximum after each experiment to allow the spring to return to its original shape and extend the service life of the pipette.
A pipette, also known as a pipette gun, is a device used for quantitative transfer of liquids. It is widely used in fields such as biology, chemistry, clinical diagnostic laboratories, biotechnology laboratories, pharmacy and chemistry laboratories, environmental laboratories, and food laboratories.
Generally speaking, colour pipette is composed of dozens of components, but for users, they usually only need to understand a few important components, namely the body, handle, sealing ring, and piston.
