Pasteur Pipette

Pasteur pipette is a disposable plastic pipette commonly used in cell culture, micro-liquid transfer and biological sample processing. It has the advantages of flexible operation and low cost, and is an indispensable liquid transfer tool in basic experiments.

Pasteur pipettes for sale: 0.2 ml, 0.5 ml, 1 ml, 2 ml, 3 ml, 3 ml extended, 5 ml, 10 ml.

MOQ: 1 CARTON.

Pasteur Pipette for Sale

Cat No.	Description	Package	Weight(KG)	Size(CM)
BX-0.2	0.2ml	1000 pcs/bag, 50 bags/ctn	10	60×45×60
BX-0.5	0.5ml	500 pcs/bag, 80 bags/ctn	11	60×45×60
BX-1	1ml	100 pcs/bag, 100 bags/ctn	12	73×37×51
BX-2	2ml	100 pcs/bag, 100 bags/ctn	15	73×37×51
BX-3	3ml	100 pcs/bag, 100 bags/ctn	19	73×37×51
BX-3J	3ml, long	100 pcs/bag, 100 bags/ctn	23	82×51×46
BX-5	5ml	100 pcs/bag, 50 bags/ctn	25	60×45×60
BX-10	10ml	100 pcs/bag, 25 bags/ctn	29	60×45×60

Feature of Pasteur Pipette Dropper

Made from high-quality medical-grade low-density polyethylene (LDPE), offering high transparency for easy liquid observation.
Provides smooth liquid flow, low liquid retention, and good chemical resistance.
Features a uniform wall thickness for improved durability and reduced risk of breakage during routine handling.
Easy-to-read graduations support convenient liquid volume measurement and transfer.
Offers good flexibility and elasticity, allowing the pipette to bend for liquid transfer in hard-to-reach or narrow containers.
Manufactured in a Class 100,000 cleanroom. DNase-free, RNase-free, and non-pyrogenic.
Available in bulk bags or individually packed units to suit different laboratory requirements.

FAQ of Pasteur Pipette

What is a pasture pipette used for?

A pasteur pipette is used for transferring, dispensing, and adding small amounts of liquid in laboratory applications. It is commonly used for sample handling, reagent transfer, and routine laboratory procedures.

Are plastic transfer pipettes available with graduations?

Yes, graduated pasteur pipettes are available. The clear graduations help users estimate liquid volumes during transfer. Please note that graduated transfer pipettes are generally intended for approximate volume measurement rather than high-precision quantitative dispensing.

Are your pasteur pipettes sterile?

Packaging and sterility options depend on the product specification. Please contact us to confirm the availability of sterile and non-sterile pasteur pipettes before ordering.

Can pipeta pasteur be reused?

Plastic pasteur pipettes are generally intended for single use to help reduce the risk of cross-contamination. Reuse is not recommended unless the product is specifically validated for repeated use and an appropriate cleaning procedure is established.

How to use pasteur pipette?

Hold the pipette with right hand and the rubber suction bulb in left hand.
After aspirating the sample, wipe off the extra liquid on the tip with clean gauze or tissue paper.
The line of sight should be at the same level with the concave surface of the liquid in the pipette when reading the data.
Press the pipeta against the wall of the vessel and release the liquid slowly.(container and the horizontal plane at an angle of about 45 degrees).
Pipette stays on the wall of the vessel for 15 seconds, fingers should not touch the lower end of the pipette.

What is the difference between a disposable pasteur pipette and a serological pipette?

A serological pipet has a valid value and is suitable for quantitative operations; this pipette has no valid value and is more suitable for qualitative or rapid transfer operations.