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Pipetman M: The Basics
27 March 2012

This informative video introduces the basics of the Pipetman M. Four main features are highlighted starting with its ergonomic nature; being lightweight with a virtually zero pipeting force. Its simplicity and versatility are then demonstrated with only two buttons to access all functions and four different pipeting modes: pipet, repetitive, mix and reverse. Lastly the many GLP compliant features are briefly explained.

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PIPETMAN® M Multichannel Motorized Pipetting

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