Micropipettes and microelectrodes

Micropipettes and microelectrodesMainly used in the fields of medical technology and scientific research. Due to its extremely small tip, which can even be less than 1 micrometer, micro pipettes can be used to puncture cells, inject substances, or observe and influence electrochemical processes within cells through reference solutions.Micropipettes and microelectrodesThere are various shapes and types, which are key tools in modern research. Whether angled, spiked, beveled, or fire polished to varying degrees: each pipe tip provides great flexibility for your application. The additional gold plating on the pointed end can provide strong contrast under an optical microscope. As needed, a Luer connector can also be installed at the end of the micropipette.

For over 100 years, Hilgenberg has been a professional manufacturer of high-precision glass products in laboratories, research institutions, and industrial fields. Our core product line includes nuclear magnetic resonance tubes, marker tubes, capillary glass tubes, and Pasteur straws, all of which are renowned for their high level of dimensional accuracy, surface quality, and chemical resistance in production. With decades of experience and production technology, we provide reliable glassware for analysis, pharmaceuticals, and scientific research. In addition to the standard product line, Hilgenberg also develops customized glass products for a wide range of users, transforming personal ideas into targeted and effective solutions.

Beijing Xiruite Lighting Technology Co., Ltd. is a company with over 15 years of experience in the quartz and special glass products industry. It distributes and acts as an agent for international high-quality product manufacturers such as Hilgenberg high-precision micron level glass products from Germany, RAESCH quartz glass materials from Germany, SCHOTT transition glass and special glass from Germany. Its products are widely used in various fields such as medical, life sciences, analytical instruments, semiconductors, and electric light sources.