These looks cool, I need to find on the site where they sell the top of them... the part that you squeeze to suck the liquid up with. Unless they take some kind of other method to use then. They look nice though
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actuate measurements of 1/10th a ml?
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These looks cool, I need to find on the site where they sell the top of them... the part that you squeeze to suck the liquid up with. Unless they take some kind of other method to use then. They look nice though
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What would be nice would be a 1ml or even half ml max mini pipette... just a cheap disposable one. Most of the ones that day 1ml are actually like 5 ml max, but with 1 ml increments.
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I KNEW I saw this pipet filler earlier, took a while to find it again. These are neat, you pinch the valve at the top and squeeze the bulb to empty it of air. Let the top valve go, put on top of a graduated pipet, pinch the bottom valve to pull liquid into the pipet; then pinch the side valve to dispense the liquid from the pipet.
http://www.hometrainingtools.com/pipette-filler/p/CE-PIPFILL/
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Saw this on the page:
"Note: This pipette filler does not work with 5ml and smaller plastic pipettes. It is hard to control the filling accurately."
I've often used these bulbs with pipets smaller than 5mL, just takes a small amount of practice.
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Wow, that's crazy looking. I want this thing: http://www.hometrainingtools.com/pipette-pump-2-ml-capacity/p/CE-PIPFL02/
But there out of stock
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Is it OK to be entertained by this thread? Started out with measuring 0.1ml, went to micoliters, and now is on pipettes. There is something about watching thoughts develop that I like.
(And I like looking at cool measuring gear too...)
(And I like looking at cool measuring gear too...)
0.1mL = 100µL
Mohr or serological pipets are graduated. You can get these pipets with 0.1mL graduations (or 100µL graduations
).You can also get pipettes that use disposable tips as stated earlier here. Those are more expensive than the glass ones, but need (expensive) calibration to maintain a constant volume. I use one from my work that is constantly calibrated, but I would recommend against it for anyone not having that service available to them get a reusable glass guy with a titanium needle. You can clean, sterilize and reuse forever if kept well
get a reusable glass guy with a titanium needle. You can clean, sterilize and reuse forever if kept well 
You can also get pipettes that use disposable tips as stated earlier here. Those are more expensive than the glass ones, but need (expensive) calibration to maintain a constant volume. I use one from my work that is constantly calibrated, but I would recommend against it for anyone not having that service available to them
thejaker is spot on when dealing with µL measurements. The more smaller and exact measurements will cost you. Stick to high quality glass syringes.
SWEET!!! $3.58 for a 10 pack and FREE shipping!!! Thanks for the link!
Do you know what kind of needle tips will fit on that? Maybe Amazon's got some I'm hoping so they can ship together.
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Wile I was ordering some IGO-L's from "my vapor store" I noticed a "CE2 carto syringe refill kit" that had very small measurements on it... it has print every .2ml, but also has a line every .1ml, and it comes with a bunch of needle tips.
It's been working pretty nice so far.
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It's been working pretty nice so far.
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That looks like a typical 1ml syringe. Put some tape over the lines and numbers or they'll be gone real soon.
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