Laboratory Pipette

What Is a Laboratory Pipette?

A Laboratory Pipette is a basic laboratory tool used for collecting, measuring and transferring liquid samples between different vessels.

Liya Test offers six different capacities ranging from 1 mL to 50 mL. The product group also includes two Pasteur Pipette models for small-volume and routine liquid transfer procedures.

This range allows users to select an appropriate product according to the quantity of liquid and the required laboratory operation.

1 to 50 mL Pipette Capacity Options

The Laboratory Pipette range includes 1, 2, 5, 10, 25 and 50 mL capacities.

Smaller models such as 1, 2 and 5 mL can be selected for low-volume liquid handling.

The 10 and 25 mL models provide intermediate capacity options.

For larger liquid quantities, the 50 mL Laboratory Pipette provides the highest capacity in the listed range.

Selecting a capacity close to the required transfer volume can make routine laboratory work easier to manage.

Controlled Liquid Transfer

Pipettes are commonly used when a liquid needs to be transferred from one vessel to another in a controlled manner.

The operator draws the liquid into the pipette using a suitable pipette filling device and then releases it into the required vessel according to the laboratory procedure.

Possible applications include:

• liquid sample transfer
• solution preparation
• reagent handling
• sample preparation
• laboratory mixing procedures
• general analytical work

The actual measurement accuracy depends on the pipette design and technical classification.

Pasteur Pipette Options

Liya Test also offers LT-G0470 and LT-G0471 Pasteur Pipettes.

The LT-G0470 model has a length of 150 mm, while LT-G0471 is 230 mm long.

Both models are supplied in packs of 250 pieces.

Pasteur Pipettes are practical for small-volume liquid transfer where a calibrated volumetric measurement is not necessarily required.

They can also be useful for dropwise addition during routine laboratory preparation.

Laboratory Pipette or Pasteur Pipette?

The correct product depends on the application.

A Laboratory Pipette should be selected when the user needs a specific nominal liquid capacity.

A Pasteur Pipette is more suitable for simple transfer, dropwise addition or handling small amounts of liquid without relying on it as a precision volumetric instrument.

Therefore, the laboratory should select the product according to the required measurement and transfer procedure.

Choosing the Correct Pipette Capacity

The correct capacity depends primarily on the required liquid volume.

For small quantities, 1–5 mL models may provide more practical handling.

For medium volumes, 10 or 25 mL options can be selected.

The 50 mL model can be used where a larger nominal volume is required.

The supplied product information does not specify tolerance, accuracy class or graduation values. Therefore, these specifications should not be added unless confirmed by technical documentation.

Routine Laboratory Applications

Laboratory Pipettes support many everyday sample preparation and liquid handling operations.

Using different capacities enables the laboratory to adapt to various sample quantities without relying on a single pipette size.

Meanwhile, the two Pasteur Pipette lengths provide additional flexibility for simple liquid transfer tasks.

Overall, the Laboratory Pipette product range provides 1–50 mL capacity options together with 150 and 230 mm Pasteur Pipettes. This combination supports routine liquid measurement, sample preparation and transfer work in laboratory environments.