Pipette.com Adds New Magnetic Stirrers and Microcentrifuges to Their E-Commerce Platform
May 14, 2020
SAN DIEGO - May 14, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
With a history of excellence and over 20 years of experience in calibrating pipettes, Pipette.com is the largest independent pipette calibration facility on the West Coast. Pipette.com is also a distributor of several manufacturers of pipettes, pipette tips, and lab equipment.
Pipette.com will now be offering digital and analog magnetic stirrers and hotplates from Benchmark, Capp, Labnet, Oxford Lab Products and Scientific Industries. Select from a variety of Magnetic Stirrers and Hotplates makes and models with different characteristics to choose the right units for your lab. As the name suggests, these units harness the power of magnetism for stirring purposes. A small magnetic bar coated in Teflon or glass, commonly referred to as a flea or stir bar, is submerged in the vessel containing the materials to be stirred.
In addition, Pipette.com now offers a large selection of benchtop centrifuges including Eppendorf Centrifuges, Oxford Centrifuges, Benchmark Centrifuges, Capp Centrifuges, Hermle Centrifuges, and Labnet Centrifuges. Not only are these compact centrifuges ideal for labs requiring spinning in their research or processes because of their cost and efficiency, but they are also extremely intuitive. Available in a simple quick spin, single-button operation format for those rapid procedures, or more advanced models with digital displays and programmable spin options, there is a centrifuge option to fit your needs. Pipette.com, also carries a wide variety of microcentrifuges to help ensure labs have the right lab equipment for all of their micro-volume protocols. Many options are available with adapters for Microcentrifuge Tubes, PCR Tubes and PCR Strips. This allows a lab to run a large spectrum of experiments and save valuable assay reagents that may otherwise be retained on the sides of the tubes.
Lastly, Pipette.com will be adding new tube rollers and rotators. Tube rollers are popular in a wide variety of applications, including suspension cell culture, blood sample mixing, prevention of blood coagulation, immunoprecipitation and many additional procedures. With many models capable of operating in a cold room environment, these products are ideal for blood collection and sample laboratories.
Lastly, Pipette.com will be adding new brands of PCR Tubes and PCR Strip Tubes, which are designed with a thin and flexible wall for optimal efficiency during heat transfers. The combination of a thin, flexible, even thickness, and transparent wall gives a lab's samples stability while increasing efficiency. All of Pipette.com's PCR Tubes can be used for real-time PCR (qPCR).
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