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What Gel Loading Pipette Tips Do

Gel loading pipette tips are designed to load samples onto gels. They come in a standard, round shape, and range in volume from 10 to 200 uL. They are non-autoclavable and RNase/DNase free. They are also available in different materials, support custom.

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Saining gel loading pipette tips are manufactured of high-quality polypropylene. They are made in a clean environment using precision moulds and advanced production techniques. This ensures straight lines and accuracy. The tips come in both flat and round designs with varying outer diameters for different thicknesses of gel.
These pipette tips can be used for a variety of applications, including loading SDS and acrylamide gels. They are available in sterile and non-sterile forms. They are also available in bulk and racked packaging. These tips are ideal for loading samples, as they are flexible.It is available in bulk, racked, and stack rack packaging.
There are several factors to consider when purchasing the right pipette tip. You must make sure that the tip fits the pipette properly. Secondly, you should check the quality of the pipette. Make sure that the tip matches the manufacturer's specifications. A poorly fitting tip can spoil the results of a scientific study.
The larger one is designed for loading samples onto polyacrylamide sequencing gels. For loading samples onto SDS page gels, the smaller one is suitable for the same purpose. This pipette tip is autoclavable and has a 15 mm capillary. It is also available with a round end for easier loading.
Another important characteristic to look for in a pipette tip is the polypropylene blend. Ideally, the polypropylene should be virgin, free of any plastic or metal additives. This makes it safe for samples, and also ensures the viability of cells. It also helps improve plating capabilities.
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