Double the channels for half the work

The 16-well pipettes from Capp cause less strain for the user when setting up a 384-well plate.

By Patrik Ståhl

September 22, 2010 12:00 AM

The new Cappaero

16-channel pipette allows the user to transfer fluids more efficiently and with less strain to the hand and thumb. A common way of setting up an experiment in a 384-well plate is to use an 8-channel pipette and pipette twice per row. By using a 16-channel pipette instead the number of movements get cut in half, saving time and effort for the laborant. The 16-channel pipettes are presented at the Capp A/S booth as a part of the Scanlab+Biotech Forum exhibition and are available in three volume ranges, 0.2 to 2 microliters, 0.5 to 10 microliters and 5 to 50 microliters. www.cappbrand.com.

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