NEW Ultra EZpette™

October 04, 2013: Denville Scientific Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of the NEW Ultra EZpetteTM Ultra High Precision Digital Pipettors.

The NEW Ultra EZpetteTM provides both accurate and precise liquid dispensing in a comfortable ergonomic design.

They are available in the choice of pink or blue with 8 different models that cover volume ranges from 0.1µL to 10mL. The ejector has a unique “clik-to-fix” system to easily adjust the tip ejection.

The Ultra EZpetteTM also includes a calibration tool for easy in-lab recalibration.

All Pipettes are tested individually and supplied with a certificate of quality.

Quality Features

  • Dual Volume Setting System. & Volume Lock
  • Easy Calibration
  • Universal Shaft
  • Durable Sealing System effective for 60,000 cycles
  • Fully Autoclavable, UV Resistant

Ergonomics Features

  • Large Pipetting Pushbutton, Color Coded
  • Comfortable Finger Hook
  • Contoured Handle
  • Soft Spring System minimizes hand fatigue

Denville Scientific will donate 5% of the proceeds of the Pink Ultra EZpetteTM to leading Breast Cancer charities during the month of October 2013 in support of Breast Cancer Awareness.

For additional information and pricing, Call toll free 1-800-453-0385 or 1-908-757-7577, FAX 1-908-757-7551, email: [email protected] or visit our website at www.denvillescientific.com
Denville Scientific
PO Box 4588
Metuchen, NJ 08840-4588 \ USA

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