Bürkle Disposable Pipette 25ml, PS

The Bürkle Disposable Pipette 25ml, PS is designed for one-time liquid handling applications in laboratories. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS), it ensures accurate measurements and safe disposal, making it ideal for sterile and contamination-sensitive environments. This pipette is a practical solution for routine laboratory tasks that require precision and hygiene.

Key Features:

• Brand: Bürkle
• Volume: 25 ml
• Material: Polystyrene (PS)
• Design: Disposable, single-use
• Application: Ideal for precise liquid transfer in sterile settings

The Bürkle Disposable Pipette is an efficient tool for laboratories focused on accuracy and safety in liquid handling tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Bürkle Disposable Pipette 25ml, PS used for?

It is designed for one-time liquid handling applications in laboratories. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS), it ensures accurate measurements and safe disposal, making it ideal for sterile and contamination-sensitive environments. This pipette is a practical solution for routine laboratory tasks that require precision and hygiene.

2. Is the Bürkle Disposable Pipette 25ml, PS suitable for precise liquid transfer in sterile settings?

Yes. It is designed for precise liquid transfer in sterile settings, and offers a volume of 25 ml to support this kind of work.

3. What volume does the Bürkle Disposable Pipette 25ml, PS have?

It has a volume of 25 ml, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 7556-0025.

4. What is the Bürkle Disposable Pipette 25ml, PS made from and what features does it include?

It is made from polystyrene (PS). It also offers disposable, single-use, individually sterile-packed and for aqueous solutions.

5. How does the Bürkle Disposable Pipette 25ml, PS compare with the Corning Stripettes Disposable Pipettes 10 ml Individual, Sterile, Non-Pyrogenic, Paper/Plastic Wrap, Pack of 200 from Corning?

For precise liquid transfer in sterile settings, the Bürkle model has the edge: it offers a larger volume than the Corning model (25 ml versus 10 ml). The Corning model offers a volume of 10 ml by comparison.