Gilson Pipetman L P200L 20 - 200 uL, Metal Ejector Pipette

Designed for performance and comfort, PIPETMAN® L comes in a comprehensive range of models adapted to your needs in the lab. Comfortable, precise, accurate, and reliable, use PIPETMAN L pipettes confidently in your applications.

• Variable volume single channel models covering a volume range from 0.2 μL to 10 mL
• Variable volume multichannel models covering a volume range from 0.5 μL to 1200 μL, including four models equipped with V-rings (VR) at the bottom of the tip holder for a proper fit with most tip brands, covering a volume range from 20 µL to 300 µL
• Fixed volume single channel models covering a volume range from 1 μL to 5000 μL

Convenient Use

Lightweight and balanced, PIPETMAN L combines an ergonomic design with minimized pipetting forces, giving you the ability to pipette longer without fatigue. Right-handed or left-handed? No problem. Adjust the location of the tip ejector to the most comfortable position for you.

Secure Pipetting

Reduce pipetting errors and avoid accidental volume changes during pipetting cycles with a true volume-locking mechanism for improved accuracy and precision. PIPETMAN L variable volume models are all fully autoclavable without disassembly for maximum convenience and protection from cross-contamination. Large volume models are equipped with a plastic tip ejector to avoid direct contact with the tip and better compatibility with chemicals.

Choose Your Tip Ejector

For single channel models, choose between a model with a stainless-steel tip ejector or a plastic ejector, depending on your needs and applications.

GLP Compliance

PIPETMAN L models feature a DataMatrix 2D code for easy traceability. Use a 2D code scanner to transfer the code automatically into any traceability or asset management system. Also, the pipette serial number is engraved on the body of the pipette for unique identification.

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Gilson Pipetman L P200L 20 - 200 uL, Metal Ejector Pipette Specifications

Comparison of Models