Single Channel Pipettors Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Single Channel Pipettors (Product Code: SLE/CL/84) are hand-held liquid-handling instruments working in the 20–200 µl range, the band used most often for serum aliquots, buffer additions and ELISA well filling. The pipettor carries a yellow colour code so it can be picked out quickly on a crowded bench, and its listed inaccuracy and imprecision figures give lab managers a clear basis for comparing it with other instruments. Hospital labs, pathology units and college teaching rooms that stock microbiology lab equipment in India rely on this range for day-to-day dosing. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

In a clinical chemistry or serology section, a 20–200 µl pipettor transfers patient serum or plasma into reaction cuvettes, adds controls and calibrators, and dispenses sample and conjugate into microplate wells. Microbiology practicals use the same range for spreading an inoculum on agar plates and for serial dilutions in broth, while biochemistry classes use it to build standard curves for colorimetric assays. Because one instrument covers a tenfold span, it is often the first pipettor a new diagnostic or teaching lab buys.

Match the pipettor with tips sized for 200 µl work and keep the yellow-coded instruments and tip racks together to avoid mix-ups between ranges. For viscous liquids such as serum or glycerol, reverse pipetting (over-aspirating to the second stop and dispensing only to the first) gives more repeatable volumes. Always hold the pipettor vertically during aspiration, never lay it down with liquid in the tip, and have its performance checked at intervals set by your lab's quality procedure.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala in Haryana, sources and dispatches pipetting instruments like this one together with the teaching and laboratory apparatus it produces, so a clinical lab can order its bench set-up from a single vendor. Details of the company, its facilities and its range are on the ScienceLab profile page.

Related Clinical Laboratory Products

These items complete a routine pipetting workflow built around the 20–200 µl range:

• Pipette Tip Barrier Ster 200ul — sterile barrier tips sized for the top of this range.
• Pipettor, Variable Volume — covers micro-volumes below 20 µl.
• Pipettor, High Volume — for reagent volumes above 200 µl.
• Digital Pipette 8 Channels — fills a full microplate row at once when throughput grows.

Browse the complete Clinical Laboratory range for tips, racks and diagnostic consumables.

Frequently Asked Questions

What volume range does this pipettor cover?
It is listed for 20 to 200 µl. For volumes below or above this band, pair it with a lower- or higher-range pipettor.

What do the inaccuracy and imprecision figures mean?
They are listed as 2.5 / 0.6 % inaccuracy and 0.7 / 0.2 % imprecision, each pair quoted at different points of the range. Ask us for the test volumes behind each value if your quality system needs them.

Why is the pipettor colour coded yellow?
The colour marks its volume range, helping staff pick the right instrument and matching tip rack quickly, especially in labs that run several pipettors side by side.

Which tips should I order with it?
Use tips sized for up to 200 µl. The listing does not name a specific tip, so confirm the fit with our team when you place the order.

Can a calibration certificate be provided?
Calibration certificate availability should be discussed with us before ordering; write to us through the contact page with your requirement.

What should an institutional quotation request include?
Mention product code SLE/CL/84, the number of pipettors, any tips needed and the delivery address. We supply hospitals, colleges and distributors across India and international markets.

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For pricing on Single Channel Pipettors, message us via the contact page or place the item in the enquiry cart together with matching tips.

Last updated: 24 September 2026