Main Types Of Laboratory Pipettes

Single-channel pipette A single-channel pipette is a pipette with a single channel, which is used to process one sample at a time. It is usually used in experiments that require high precision and small volume pipetting, such as DNA extraction, PCR reaction system construction, etc.
Multichannel pipette Multichannel pipettes have multiple channels (such as 8 channels, 12 channels, etc.) and can process multiple samples at the same time. Multichannel pipettes are very suitable for high-throughput experiments, such as enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), cell culture medium packaging, etc.
Electronic pipette Electronic pipettes use electronic control systems for liquid processing, with a higher degree of automation and precision. It can preset multiple pipetting modes and is suitable for complex experimental operations.
Manual pipettes Manual pipettes control the aspiration and discharge of liquids mechanically, are easy to operate, and are suitable for routine pipetting operations in daily experiments.