What are the classifications of pipette modes for analysis

There are many types of pipettes on the market now, mainly divided into manual pipettes and electric pipettes. The most commonly used ones are still manual pipettes. However, there are also many modes of pipettes, and their functions vary depending on the mode. The modes of pipettes are roughly divided into the following categories:

1) Sample mixing mode,

2) Reverse suction mode, designed specifically for suctioning high viscosity, high vapor pressure, or foaming liquids.

3) In electrophoresis loading mode, the set amount of liquid will be aspirated at a faster and adjustable speed, and then drained at a slower speed to prevent diffusion. This mode operates on a 1000ul range pipette.

4) Graded transfer mode, specifically designed for continuous liquid transfer, performs continuous liquid transfer based on the set number and volume of transfers.

As long as you master the mode of the pipette, it can be easily calibrated without the need for special tools, and can be completed in a few minutes. With a refresh function, the pipette can automatically discharge and then charge, which extends the working life of the battery. Has good accuracy and error coefficient. After charging, up to 4000 pipetting operations can be completed. *The design of the suction head and nozzle, combined with the sleeve, can achieve compatibility with all manufacturers' suction heads. No need for tools, the pipette rod can be disassembled, making it easy to maintain.