Yellow Micropipette Tips (20–200 µL) – Precision Liquid Handling Consumables
Yellow Micropipette Tips are engineered to meet strict laboratory standards for accuracy, reproducibility, and chemical resistance. Formulated from inert, low-retention polypropylene, these tips prevent sample adhesion and minimize reagent waste during critical procedures. Their uniform inner diameter and smooth orifice geometry guarantee consistent drop formation and complete sample expulsion across diverse chemical and biological workflows.
Key Applications:
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Analytical & Chemical Laboratories: Used for precise volumetric measurement, reagent addition, and serial dilutions in chemical assays and titrations.
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Clinical Diagnostics & Pathology: Essential for handling serum, plasma, blood fractions, and diagnostic test kits in hospital and clinical laboratories.
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Molecular Biology & Life Sciences: Applied in enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA), PCR preparation, gel electrophoresis loading, and nucleic acid handling.
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General Research & Education: Standard consumable utilized daily in university teaching labs, biotechnology R&D centers, and industrial quality control units.
Specifications & Properties:
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Product Name: Micropipette Tips (Yellow)
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Volume Capacity: 20 µL to 200 µL
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Color Code: Yellow (Standard size indicator for mid-volume range)
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Material: 100% Virgin, Medical-Grade Polypropylene (PP)
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Compatibility: Universal fit designed to seal securely with most single-channel and multi-channel micropipettes
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Sterility Options: Available as non-sterile bulk packs or pre-sterilized, DNase/RNase-free racked units
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Autoclavability: Fully autoclavable at 121°C and 15 psi for 15–20 minutes
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Storage Conditions: Store in a clean, dry, dust-free environment away from direct UV exposure, chemical vapors, and extreme heat.
Safety & Handling:
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Hazard Class: Non-hazardous laboratory consumable.
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Precautions: Must be handled using standard laboratory hygiene and appropriate PPE (gloves, lab coat) to maintain sample integrity and prevent contamination. When handling biological specimens, hazardous chemicals, or radioactive samples, dispose of used tips immediately into designated biohazard or chemical waste containers. Avoid touching the tip orifice to maintain sterility. Refer to institutional laboratory safety guidelines for proper discard procedures
