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Globe 135040 Wide Bore Transfer Pipet 5000
Wide-bore transfer pipet supplied in a pack of 5000 for high-volume liquid handling
- Wide bore design enables efficient transfer of viscous liquids
- Pack of 5000 supports high-volume laboratory workflows
- Globe Scientific brand delivers reliable laboratory consumables
- Model 135040 identifies the specific wide bore configuration
- New condition ensures uncontaminated, ready-to-use pipets
Globe 135040 Wide Bore Transfer Pipet
The Globe 135040 is a wide bore transfer pipet supplied in a bulk pack of 5000 units. It is intended for laboratory personnel who need high-volume liquid handling disposables. The wide bore tip allows transfer of viscous samples or suspensions without clogging. This product suits facilities that process large numbers of assays daily.
Replaces standard narrow-bore pipets
Standard narrow-bore pipets often clog when moving thick fluids or particulate suspensions. The wide bore design removes that restriction so viscous reagents flow freely. The jump is worth it when throughput drops because staff must clear blockages or repeat transfers. Laboratories running high-viscosity protocols gain immediate time savings.
Limited to single-use disposal
Each pipet is designed for one transfer then disposal to prevent cross-contamination. Reuse would compromise sterility and accuracy in sensitive workflows. The bulk quantity of 5000 supports continuous operation but requires adequate waste handling capacity. Facilities without single-use waste streams must plan for disposal logistics.
Highlights
- Wide bore design enables efficient transfer of viscous liquids
- Pack of 5000 supports high-volume laboratory workflows
- Globe Scientific brand delivers reliable laboratory consumables
- Model 135040 identifies the specific wide bore configuration
- New condition ensures uncontaminated, ready-to-use pipets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What container opening does the Globe 135040 wide bore pipet fit into?
The wide bore tip is designed for larger vessel openings such as tubes or bottles with diameters that accept a broad tip for faster fluid transfer.
How are the Globe 135040 pipets installed for use and what step is often missed?
Each pipet is individually inspected, then used by compressing the bulb, immersing the tip, and releasing slowly; the step often missed is verifying the tip is fully submerged before release to avoid air bubbles.
When should the Globe 135040 pipets be replaced during routine lab work?
Replace a pipet if the bore shows cracks, the bulb loses elasticity, or after any contact with incompatible chemicals that could degrade the material.
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