3570-Liquid Handling, Rack

• Fully autoclavable & Stackable
• Hinge rack allows single hand operation
• Color coded tray for Easy identification
• Free from DNase, RNase, Human DNA, Pyrogen & PCR inhibitor

Here are some common uses and benefits of liquid handling racks:

1. Pipette Organization: Liquid handling racks are primarily used to organize and store pipettes systematically. Pipettes can be placed in designated slots or holders within the rack, making it easy for users to locate and access the required pipette for specific tasks.
2. Tip Storage: Many liquid handling racks come with compartments or slots for storing pipette tips. This ensures that the tips are kept in an organized manner, reducing the risk of contamination and making them readily available when needed.
3. Preventing Damage: Liquid handling racks provide a secure and stable storage solution for pipettes, preventing them from being accidentally knocked over or damaged. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity and calibration of precision instruments like pipettes.
4. Space Optimization: Liquid handling racks are designed to optimize bench space in the laboratory. They provide a designated area for storing pipettes and tips, reducing clutter and contributing to an organized and efficient workspace.
5. Accessibility: Liquid handling racks facilitate easy access to pipettes and tips. The design of the rack allows users to quickly identify and retrieve the required equipment, promoting efficiency during laboratory tasks.
6. Drying Pipettes: After cleaning or autoclaving, liquid handling racks can be used to air-dry pipettes. Placing pipettes in an upright position allows for proper drying and helps prevent the retention of moisture, ensuring the accuracy of liquid dispensing.
7. Multiple Pipette Storage: Some liquid handling racks are designed to accommodate multiple pipettes simultaneously. This is particularly useful in laboratories where users may need access to a variety of pipettes for different applications.
8. Adjustable Design: Liquid handling racks often have an adjustable or modular design that allows them to accommodate pipettes of various sizes and types. This versatility makes them suitable for different laboratory workflows.
9. Chemical Resistance: Liquid handling racks are typically made from materials that are resistant to common laboratory chemicals. This ensures that the rack remains durable and does not degrade when exposed to reagents or cleaning solutions.
10. Instrument Protection: Liquid handling racks contribute to the protection of expensive and delicate instruments like pipettes. By providing a secure storage solution, racks help extend the lifespan of these precision tools.
11. Laboratory Hygiene: Proper organization with liquid handling racks contributes to laboratory hygiene by preventing pipettes and tips from coming into contact with laboratory surfaces, reducing the risk of contamination.
12. Versatility: Liquid handling racks can be used in various laboratory settings, including molecular biology, microbiology, chemistry, and clinical laboratories. They accommodate different liquid handling instruments, making them versatile and adaptable to different applications.