Pipette Pump
Product Code : JA-PA-69
The Polylab pipette pump is a thumbwheel pipetting aid for drawing up and dispensing liquids with standard pipettes, in place of mouth pipetting, in chemistry, biology and clinical teaching laboratories. Rotating the knurled thumbwheel draws liquid up or dispenses it in a controlled way, and pushing in the releaser empties the pipette quickly. A silicone rubber collet inside the moulded chuck holds the pipette. It is listed in 2 ml, 10 ml and 25 ml sizes (SKU JA-PA-69).
Specifications
The pipette pump is listed with these values:
| Product | Pipette Pump |
| SKU | JA-PA-69 |
| Brand (as listed) | Polylab |
| Operation | Knurled thumbwheel to draw up and dispense; push-in releaser for quick emptying |
| Chuck | Moulded, with a silicone rubber collet for standard pipettes |
| Resistance | Resists acids and alkalis |
| Cleaning | Easily disassembled |
| Sizes | 2 ml, 10 ml and 25 ml (pack of 12 each) |
Uses of the pipette pump
The pump is used for:
- Filling and dispensing from graduated and volumetric pipettes without mouth pipetting
- Drawing up acid and alkali solutions in titration practicals, as the pump resists acids and alkalis
- Quick emptying of the pipette with the releaser
Scope of supply and ordering
This item covers the pipette pump in 2 ml, 10 ml and 25 ml sizes, supplied by JaincoLab; state the size for each quantity. Pack quantities, packing method and lead time are fixed on the quotation.
Frequently asked questions
How is liquid drawn up and released with the pipette pump?
The knurled thumbwheel is turned to draw up or dispense, and the releaser is pushed in for quick emptying.
Which pipette sizes is the pump listed for?
2 ml, 10 ml and 25 ml.
Can the pipette pump be cleaned?
Yes. It can be taken apart easily for thorough cleaning.
Related products
The pipette accessories range lists further items of this kind.
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