Transfer Pipet Selection Guide
Globe Scientific · Liquid handling
The right pipet.
For every transfer.
From small-volume dispensing to viscous samples, find the disposable transfer pipet that fits your workflow.
One-piece LDPE construction. A full range of possibilities.
Custom-grade LDPE11 pipet stylesSterile & non-sterile options50 µL–23 mL capacities
Designed around your application
Small details.
A better fit for the task.
Globe Scientific plastic transfer pipets combine an integrated bulb and stem in a single disposable piece. Choose from multiple capacities, tip openings, lengths, and packaging options for routine laboratory liquid handling.
Start with the application below, then compare total capacity, bulb draw, graduations, and dimensions. Click any item number to open its product page.
Interactive selection guide
Find your transfer pipet
Side-by-side specifications
Transfer pipet comparison chart
The chart follows the filters above. Scroll horizontally to see all specifications.
| Item / packaging | Style | Total capacity | Bulb draw | Length (mm) | Tip Ø (mm)* | Graduated to | Increments | Drops/mL |
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Total capacity, bulb draw, and graduated volume are different specifications. Dimensions and technical details are based on the supplied 2023 brochure; lengths follow current product titles where different. *Tip diameter is as listed in the brochure; for wide bore, the current product listing specifies a 5.5 mm inner diameter. “—” means not specified or not graduated. Drops/mL depend on liquid and dispensing conditions. Confirm current specifications and packaging on the linked product page.
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A style for each application
Select a style to see matching pipets in the guide.
Helpful answers
Transfer pipet FAQs
What is the difference between capacity and bulb draw?
Total capacity describes the pipet’s stated overall volume. Bulb draw describes the volume drawn into the pipet with one bulb operation. A pipet’s graduation scale may cover a smaller volume than its total capacity.
When should I choose an exact volume pipet?
Choose an exact volume pipet when the procedure calls for a defined small-volume dispense. The linked range includes 50, 100, 200, and 250 µL models. The brochure also lists a 75 µL special-order model; contact Globe Scientific for assistance with that option.
Which pipets work with viscous liquids or small particulates?
Wide bore pipets provide a larger opening for transferring viscous liquids and small particulates. Bellows pipets use an accordion-shaped bulb that provides strong suction for viscous liquid handling. Select based on your sample, required opening, and volume.
Are sterile and non-sterile options available?
Yes. Many styles are available non-sterile or sterile. Sterile packaging can include individually wrapped pipets or packs of 10 or 20, depending on the item. Use the packaging filter and review the linked item page for its exact configuration.
What material are Globe transfer pipets made from?
The pipets are made from low-density polyethylene (LDPE). Their one-piece, disposable construction provides an alternative to glass Pasteur pipets with separate rubber bulbs. The brochure lists an operating temperature range of −50°C to 90°C. Confirm chemical compatibility and suitability for the intended procedure.
Where can I get help choosing a pipet?
Contact Globe Scientific at mail@globescientific.com or 201-599-1400. Include the liquid type, required volume, vessel dimensions, and preferred sterility and packaging.
Let’s find the right fit.
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