Sterile Transfer Pipets
Product Code : EL-LP-10991
Last updated: 6 October 2026
Quick answer: Individually wrapped sterile low-density polyethylene transfer pipettes, 15 cm long, calibrated to 1 mL and drawing approximately 3.5 mL in a single squeeze. Chemical resistant.
A disposable transfer pipette is the right tool when sterility matters more than precision: individually wrapped means one pipette per transfer with no cross-contamination and no washing, which is what sterile culture work needs.
The published specification is low-density polyethylene, chemical resistant, 15 cm long, calibrated to 1 mL, drawing approximately 3.5 mL in a single squeeze.
Note the distinction between those last two figures. The pipette holds around 3.5 mL but is calibrated only to 1 mL, so volumes above 1 mL are not measured. Treat it as a bulk transfer tool with a single useful graduation, not as a measuring pipette.
The pack quantity and sterilisation method are not published. Ask for both, and for the shelf life of the sterile wrap, before ordering.
Technical specifications
Specification | As published |
Product type | Sterile disposable transfer pipettes |
Material | Low-density polyethylene |
Length | 15 cm |
Calibrated to | 1 mL |
Draw volume | Approximately 3.5 mL in a single squeeze |
Sterility | Sterile, individually wrapped |
Chemical resistance | Chemical resistant |
Supplied from | Ambala, Haryana, India |
Only what this listing publishes is recorded above. The pack quantity, sterilisation method and shelf life of the sterile wrap are not stated. Note the pipette is calibrated only to 1 mL although it draws about 3.5 mL, so it is not a measuring pipette above that mark.
Range and ordering
This item belongs to the Lab Pipettes family within Biotechnology Equipment and Labware, part of the Biotechnology range. Packaged teaching kits are listed under Biotechnology Kits. Bulk, tender and OEM quantities are handled through lab tenders and OEM orders; use the contact page to request a quotation or any specification noted above.
