The Simport Disposable Transfer Pipets offer a safe, convenient, and reliable solution for fluid transfer in laboratory and clinical settings. These all-in-one pipets eliminate the hazards of broken glass and exposure to infectious materials, while removing the need to match rubber bulbs with traditional glass pipets.

Molded from transparent low-density polyethylene, these pipets are inert to biological fluids and most acids, ensuring minimal interaction with samples. The low-affinity surface reduces cell and protein loss, making them ideal for sensitive applications. Each pipet is temperature-resistant down to -196°C, can be sealed and refrigerated, and is suitable for gas (EtO) sterilization. With a length of 15.5 cm, stem diameter of 2.5 mm, capacity of 4 mL, and bulb draw of 3.1 mL, they provide uniform drop size and precise fluid handling every time.

Key Features at a Glance

• Material: Low-density polyethylene (LDPE), transparent
• Safety: Will not shatter, eliminates glass and bulb hazards
• Capacity: 4 mL per pipet, bulb draw 3.1 mL
• Dimensions: Length 15.5 cm, stem Ø 2.5 mm
• Temperature Resistance: Down to -196°C, suitable for liquid nitrogen
• Non-Toxic and Inert: Compatible with biological fluids and most acids
• Convenience: No separate bulb required; pipet can be sealed and refrigerated
• Sterilization: Compatible with EtO gas sterilization
• Uniform Drop Size: Ensures precise and consistent fluid transfer

Ideal Uses

• Quick and safe transfer of liquids in laboratory, clinical, or research settings
• Handling biological fluids or samples sensitive to protein or cell loss
• Applications requiring extreme temperature resistance, including liquid nitrogen storage
• Scenarios where broken glass or exposure to hazardous materials must be avoided

The Simport Disposable Transfer Pipets, Non-Sterile combine safety, precision, and convenience for everyday fluid handling. Their robust polyethylene construction, inert surface, and uniform drop delivery make them a reliable choice for laboratories, hospitals, and research facilities seeking efficient and hazard-free liquid transfer solutions.