The Sartorius Picus 2 Electronic Pipette 1-Channel 500-10.000µl is designed for high precision and ease of use in laboratory liquid handling. This state-of-the-art pipette offers advanced electronic control, ensuring accuracy and reliability across a wide volume range. The ergonomic design reduces hand strain, making it ideal for extended use in research, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical laboratories.
The Sartorius Picus 2 Electronic Pipette is the perfect tool for professionals seeking high performance, accuracy, and comfort in pipetting tasks.
It is designed for high precision and ease of use in laboratory liquid handling. This state-of-the-art pipette offers advanced electronic control, ensuring accuracy and reliability across a wide volume range. The ergonomic design reduces hand strain, making it ideal for extended use in research, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical laboratories.
Yes. It is designed for research, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical laboratories, and offers a volume range of 500-10.000µl for versatile applications to support this kind of work.
It has a volume range of 500-10.000µl for versatile applications, and is supplied under manufacturer part number LH-747111.
It offers single-channel for precise liquid handling, ergonomic, lightweight, and comfortable for prolonged use, electronic control for enhanced precision and efficiency and highest ergonomics due to low weight, light electronic tip ejection, and comfortable handle design.
For research, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical laboratories, the Sartorius model is the better choice, offering a volume range of 500-10.000µl for versatile applications. The BRAND model offers a volume range of 500–5000 µL, an accuracy of ±0.6% at 5000 µL and a precision of ±0.2% at 5000 µL as an alternative, while the Sartorius model's single-channel for precise liquid handling and ergonomic, lightweight, and comfortable for prolonged use help make it a strong fit for research, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical laboratories.
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