Axygen VTF-384-15UL-R-S Agilent Velocity 11 V-Prep Filtered Robotic Pipet Tips, 15 microliter, 384-Well, Clear PP, Racked, Sterile (1 Case: 384 Tips/Rack; 10 Racks/Unit; 5 Units/Case)
The Corning Axygen VTF-384-15ÃŽL-R-S Agilent Velocity11 V-Prep Filtered robotic pipet tip works with the Agilent Velocity11 automated liquid handling system and 384ST, 96ST, or 16ST head, and comes with racked, sterile tip boxes that contains 384 15ÃŽL volume, clear, polypropylene (PP), aerosol-resistant filtered tips. A pipet tip is used by researchers and educators to contain a measured substance that is drawn and transferred in healthcare and pharmaceutical applications, such as tissue culture and blood bank work, and in molecular biology, analytical chemistry, hematology, bacteriology, and microbiology.
This Corning Axygen VTF-384-15ÃŽL-R-S Agilent Velocity pipet tip has a 15ÃŽL maximum volume that provides reproducibility and accuracy. Clear polypropylene (PP) material provides chemical and heat resistance, conductivity, and static dissipation abilities. The robotic tip has an aerosol-resistant filter, is certified Rnase/Dnase-free, is non-pyrogenic, has sterile packaging, and comes in sterile tip boxes that meet American National Standards Institute (ANSI) 1-2004 through 4-2004 standards.
A robotic pipet tip is used to contain a measured amount of substance that is drawn and transferred with a pipetting device or automated liquid handling instrument, and distributed to a receiving vessel. It may be used in a single-channel operation, or in a multi-channel, seriological (serial-dispensing) capacity. A robotic pipet tip has a fixed volume for consistent, accurate measurement. It is used for specific applications including handling infectious or radioactive samples, for DNA testing, and in Acceptance Test Procedures (ATP). Molecular biology, analytical chemistry, hematology, bacteriology, microbiology, and medical test applications often require pipet tips. A pipet tip can be considered medical or food grade and can meet American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), American National Standards Institute (ANSI), Federal Drug Association (FDA), or other standards.
Corning manufactures consumable glass, ceramics, and plastic laboratory tools for life science research, industrial, and educational applications. The company, founded in 1908, is headquartered in New York, NY, and makes ISO-certified products.
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