SEROLOGICAL PIPETTES
Shorter Pipette Length
Easier to handle in confined spaces!
2mL 5mL 10mL 25mL
5% 10% 20% 20%
shorter shorter shorter shorter
• Shorter, ergonomic design for easier maneuvering
NEW!
• NEW! – 25/40ml and 50/70ml reservoir pipettes
• Ascending, descending, and over-volume graduations
• Absolutely smooth interiors prevent cell hang-up or
clumping inside the pipette
• Low drip-effect tip design
• Color coded pipettes (cotton plug) and dispenser boxes for
easy identifi cation
• Sterile, individually packaged in peel-off paper/plastic
wrapper
• Certifi ed nuclease, nucleic acid, and pyrogen-free
The new TPP 25/40ml and 50/70ml
Reservoir Serological Pipettes
offer large capacity volumes in a
compact, ergonomic design. The
“The TPP Serological Pipettes have been working perfect
reservoirs augment the total volume
for me. I really like the fact that they are shorter, and
capacity without adding proportion-
because of the smooth interior my sample does
ate length to the pipette.
not stick to the inside of the pipette.”
Maria Belouseva, Research Technician,
Vivo Bio Science
Order Number Description Graduations (ml) Quantity Price
TP94001 1 ml Serological Pipettes 0.01 400 $73.00
TP94002 2 ml Serological Pipettes 0.01 300 $60.00
TP94005 5 ml Serological Pipettes 0.1 200 $67.00
TP94010 10 ml Serological Pipettes 0.1 200 $72.00
TP94024 25 ml Serological Pipettes 0.2 100 $67.00
TP94525
NEW!
25/40 ml Serological Pipettes 0.2 60 $56.00
TP94550
NEW!
50/70 ml Serological Pipettes 0.2 50 $61.00


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