1,576 devices · GMDN 38522
Mechanical pipettes are handheld laboratory tools designed to precisely measure and transfer small, consistent volumes of liquids. They rely on manual operation—typically via a piston or plunger—to draw, dispense, or transfer fluids into containers like test tubes or multi-well plates, ensuring accuracy in experiments and diagnostics.
These devices are generally classified based on their intended use and risk level, often falling under laboratory equipment regulations. They may be single-use or reusable, depending on design and manufacturer specifications, and are commonly supplied as standalone instruments or as part of multi-channel systems for high-throughput applications.
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