RAININ Pipet-Lite XLS L-200 12 Chanel Pipetter

• Precise liquid transfer in molecular biology, such as PCR setup and DNA sequencing.
• Dispensing reagents for immunological assays, including ELISA and Western blotting.
• Cell culture applications requiring accurate media and additive distribution.
• Pharmaceutical research for drug discovery and formulation development.
• Quality control in diagnostic laboratories for consistent sample preparation.

Typical volume range

For this model, the volume range is typically 20–200 µL, adjustable in fine increments.

Number of channels

This unit features 12 channels, common for multi-well plate applications.

Ergonomics

Units of this type commonly incorporate ergonomic features like LiteTouch™ System (LTS) and comfortable handles to reduce user strain.

Data management

Many modern pipettes, including this class, feature RFID tagging for tracking service and calibration data, aiding GLP compliance.

Sterilisation

The shaft and tip ejector are typically fully autoclavable for easy cleaning and sterilisation.

Accuracy and precision

For this class of equipment, accuracy is commonly around ±0.8% and precision ≤0.3% at full volume, though buyers should verify with the seller for this specific unit.

Maintenance

Routine maintenance typically involves cleaning and periodic calibration to ensure continued accuracy.

• What type of tips are compatible with this pipetter?

  This model is designed to work with specific Rainin LTS (LiteTouch™ System) tips, which are key to achieving the stated performance and ergonomic benefits. Buyers should confirm tip compatibility with the seller.

• Can this pipetter be used in a sterile environment?

• What is the benefit of RFID tagging on a pipetter?

• Is this unit suitable for high-throughput applications?

• What is the typical lifespan of a pipetter of this type?

Used pipettes and pipette accessories are valued for their precision and reliability across laboratory, biotech and pharmaceutical settings. Buyers typically seek equipment from established manufacturers known for consistent performance. When purchasing used units, inspecting calibration records, checking for wear on plungers and tips, and verifying functionality are essential. These instruments generally offer strong durability and maintain accuracy when properly maintained. Accessories remain cost effective alternatives to new stock, provided mechanical condition and sterilisation history are thoroughly verified before laboratory use.

General overview for this equipment type