Tarson 32000/33000 Acids and Alkali Resistant PP/Silicone Handypette Pipette Aid

The Tarson 32000/33000 Handypette Pipette Aid is a versatile laboratory tool designed to facilitate accurate and efficient pipetting operations. One of its key features is its resistance to acids and alkalis, which is achieved through the use of materials such as polypropylene (PP) and silicone.

Polypropylene (PP) is a durable and chemically resistant thermoplastic polymer widely used in laboratory equipment due to its excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, and a variety of solvents. PP components in the Handypette Pipette Aid ensure that it can withstand exposure to corrosive chemicals commonly encountered in laboratory settings, maintaining its integrity and performance over time.

Silicone is another material used in the construction of the Handypette Pipette Aid to enhance its chemical resistance and provide a comfortable and secure grip during operation. Silicone offers flexibility, durability, and resistance to high temperatures, making it well-suited for applications where reliable grip and handling are essential, even when working with wet or slippery surfaces.

The Handypette Pipette Aid is designed to provide ergonomic support for pipetting tasks, reducing hand fatigue and strain during prolonged use. Its lightweight and ergonomic design, coupled with the chemical-resistant materials used in its construction, make it an ideal tool for routine pipetting operations in laboratories handling acids, alkalis, and other corrosive substances.

Additionally, the Handypette Pipette Aid is compatible with a wide range of pipettes, allowing for versatile and efficient liquid handling across various volumes and applications. Its user-friendly operation and durable construction make it a valuable asset in laboratories conducting research, diagnostics, and other scientific activities where precise and reliable pipetting is essential.