Serological Pipettes
Serological pipettes support accurate liquid measuring and transfer for routine laboratory, education and research workflows.Designed for controlled dispensing, these pipettes are commonly used in biology, chemistry, microbiology and cell culture applications.
Australian schools, universities and laboratories use serological pipettes for reliable sample handling and practical science work.
Australian schools, universities and laboratories use serological pipettes for reliable sample handling and practical science work.
Serological Pipettes, Polypropylene Individually Wrapped Sterile Transfer Type
- Sterile individually wrapped serological pipettes for tissue culture and bacterial culture workflows
- Made from high clarity polystyrene for clear sample visibility during aspiration and dispensing
- Colour-coded bands support quick identification of different pipette volumes
- Negative graduations support extra volume handling during liquid transfer tasks
- E-beam sterilised with polyolefin fibre filter to help reduce contamination risk
- Non-pyrogenic, non-cytotoxic, non-haemolytic, DNase free and RNase free
- Available in 1 mL, 2 mL, 5 mL, 10 mL, 25 mL and 50 mL options
From $80.90 (Ex GST)
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Serological Pipettes are individually wrapped sterile transfer pipettes used for measured liquid handling in laboratories, schools, universities, research facilities, and preparation rooms. Their graduated tube format supports controlled aspiration and dispensing of liquids where users need clearer volume guidance than a simple transfer pipette can provide.
The individually wrapped sterile format helps protect each pipette before use, making the range practical for workflows where clean handling and single-pipette packaging are preferred. These pipettes are commonly used for transferring media, reagents, buffers, aqueous solutions, and compatible laboratory liquids in routine bench work, teaching laboratories, and sample preparation tasks.
Serological pipettes are often used with a compatible pipette controller or pipette filler to support safer and more controlled liquid transfer. Users should select the correct pipette size, packaging format, sterility requirement, and liquid compatibility based on the laboratory method. Pipettes should be handled by trained users and disposed of or managed according to the laboratory’s procedure after use.
For technical reference, ISO 835 covers graduated pipettes and supports the wider measurement context for serological-style graduated pipettes. ISO 4787 covers methods for testing capacity and use of volumetric instruments made from glass and plastic. ISO 11137-1 is relevant to radiation sterilisation only where the manufacturer’s documentation confirms that sterilisation method. These references support the measurement and sterile product context, and should not be used as product-specific compliance claims unless supported by supplier documentation.
For LabChoice Australia customers, Serological Pipettes provide a practical liquid handling option for Australian laboratories, schools, universities, microbiology rooms, cell culture workflows, and preparation areas needing individually wrapped sterile transfer pipettes for routine measured liquid dispensing.