| Clean Claims | DNase, RNase, DNA, ATP, PCR Inhibitor and Endotoxin Free |
|---|---|
| Description | ART 1000E, Filtered, Sterile, Lift-off Lid Rack |
| Model | ART 1000E |
| Volume (Metric) Dispensing | 1000μL |
| Autoclavable | Not Autoclavable |
| Filtered | Filtered |
| Fit for Purpose | Sterile and PCR Ready |
| For Use With (Equipment) | Universal Fit |
| Format | Lift-off Lid Rack |
| Material | Polypropylene |
| Product Line | ART |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Tip Style | Universal |
| Volume (Metric) | 1000 μL |
| Unit Size | Case of 3200 |
Answer:The tips are rated for 1000 µL.
Answer:The added length helps keep the pipette shaft away from deep sample vessels and reduces contamination risk.
Answer:This configuration contains 3,200 tips.
ART™ Barrier Pipette Tips in Lift-off Lid Racks are used for high-volume pipetting with aerosol protection in molecular biology, cell culture and general laboratory applications. This configuration is the ART 1000E filtered sterile tip with a 1000 µL capacity. The extended-length design helps reduce the chance that the pipette shaft will contact deep sample vessels, while the barrier traps aerosols or liquid that could otherwise contaminate the pipette. The tips are universal fit, made from polypropylene and supplied in lift-off lid racks. They are sterile and PCR ready and are certified free of DNase, RNase, DNA, ATP, PCR inhibitors and endotoxin. This case configuration contains 3,200 tips, making it suitable for laboratories with substantial routine high-volume pipetting requirements.
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