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Main applications: gel spot sampling, protein loading, micro precise sample addition, etc. It can be used for gel electrophoresis,protein gel electrophoresis, protein, expression, separation and analysis. The special pipette tip for gel loading is longer and the end is thinner, which can avoid damaging the gel. It is specially designed for these applications.

Gel loading pipette tip is a long thin hose, which can better contact the bottom of the gel hole, facilitate sampling, reduce the sample loss rate;

To a greater extent avoid contamination between different samples, the experimental results are more reliable;

The tip hose has a certain elasticity, which can prevent the gel from being damaged in the process of loading;

It can fit most brands of 200ul pipettes (Eppendorf, Thermo, Glison, Brand, etc.).

200ul Gel Loading Tips

Precise and uniform loading of DNA, RNA, and proteins made easy with 200ul Gel Loading Tips, ensuring accurate results.

What Are the Different Types of 5ml/10ml Tips?

5ml/10ml Tips are available in a range of forms and sizes. Standard tips are meant to suit the majority of pipettes, universal tips fit all pipettes, and speciality tips are created for specific uses. Standard tips are available in conical and non-conical shapes, as well as single and multi channel configurations. Universal tips are generally conical in shape with a single aperture and are designed to accommodate the majority of pipettes. Specialized tips come in a range of shapes and sizes, and they may be tailored to specific purposes like cell culture, PCR, or liquid handling.

Gel Loading Tip FAQs

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What types of gel loading pipette tips are available?

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Gel loading pipette tips come in a variety of sizes and materials, including polypropylene, polyethylene, and other special materials.

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How to store my gel loading pipette tips?

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Gel loading pipette tips should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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How often we change my gel loading pipette tips?

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It is recommended to change your gel loading pipette tips every 2-3 uses to ensure accuracy and precision.

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What is the best way to load my gel loading pipette tips?

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The best way to load your gel loading pipette tips is by placing the tip onto the pipette and gently pushing it down until it is securely in place.

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How do I clean gel loading pipette tips?

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Gel loading pipette tips should be cleaned with a mild detergent and warm water after each use.

Benefits of Using 200ul Gel Loading Tips

Enhanced Accuracy and Precision: Explaining how the superior tip design of 200ul Gel Loading Tips allows for precise and uniform loading of DNA, RNA, and proteins, leading to more accurate results with PakGent disposable pipette tips.

Time-Saving: Highlighting how the design of 200ul Gel Loading Tips makes the gel loading process quicker and more efficient, saving valuable time in the laboratory.

Versatility: Discussing how 200ul Gel Loading Tips can be used for loading various types of samples, including DNA, RNA, and proteins, making them a versatile tool for different research applications.

Compatibility with Pipettes: Emphasizing how 200ul Gel Loading Tips can be easily used with most pipettes, allowing researchers to use their existing equipment and saving on additional costs.

High-Quality Material: Outlining how 200ul Gel Loading Tips are made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and longevity for repeated use in the laboratory.

Suitable for Various Settings: Explaining how Gel loading pipette tips are suitable for use in laboratories, classrooms, and research centers, making them accessible to a wide range of users.

Improved Workflow: Describing how the use of 200ul Gel Loading Tips can streamline gel loading procedures, resulting in a more efficient workflow and increased productivity.

Reliable Results: Stating how 200ul Gel Loading Tips can contribute to obtaining consistent and reliable results, allowing researchers to have confidence in their experimental outcomes.