Microbiology

Microbiological laboratories require specialized equipment and consumables to maintain sterile conditions and support accurate analytical workflows.

Essential liquid handling tools include manual and electronic pipettes (single, multi and 384-channel), pipette repeaters and positive-displacement pipettes, supported by a variety of pipette tips (filtered, wide-bore, gel-loading) and serological or transfer pipettes.

For culturing and sample processing, labs use petri dishes, deep-well and PCR plates, microcentrifuge and various tube formats – cryogenic tubes, flasks, reservoirs, and culture tubes – for specimen preparation and separation.

Critical instruments include centrifuges, incubators (including CO₂ models), autoclaves, biosafety cabinets, thermal cyclers, vortex mixers, and rocker platforms.

Labs also depend on accessories like pipette stands, tube racks, as well as analytical instrumentation – balances, pH meters and moisture analyzers. To maintain sterility and safety, consumables such as sterile gloves, swabs, syringes and biohazard bags are essential.

Pipette.com offers a comprehensive selection of these tools, supporting everything from routine diagnostic testing to advanced research applications with reliable, laboratory-grade solutions.

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