Vistalab Ovation multichannel pipettes

Thursday, 03 February, 2011 | Supplied by: Interpath Services Pty Ltd

Ovation multichannel pipettes have long been a choice for laboratory staff wanting to prevent injury and RSI gained from repetitive use.

Striving for continuous improvement, Vistalab has further upgraded the multichannel units to enhance ease of use and comfort. Ovation multichannel pipettes now have a lighter-touch, single-hand function for tip placement without compromising ergonomic features. Updated push-buttons and a crisper, clearer LCD further boost the Ovation pipettes’ functionality.

Online: www.interpath.com.au
Phone: 03 9457 6277

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