Get a FREE Charging Stand for Your eLINE Pipette

The Biohit eLINE Pipette features Electronic Operation which takes the effort out of pipetting and significantly reduces the risk of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI).

One eLINE electronic pipette covers the volume of two mechanical pipettes. These units are available in single-channel models covering the volume range of 0.2 to 5000 μl and multichannel models from 0.2 to 1200 μl.

The eLINE pipettes are twice as fast as mechanical pipettes and feature unique electronic tip ejection.

For a limited time (until September 30, 2011) when purchasing any single or multichannel eLINE pipette, the purchaser will receive a FREE Charging Stand.

When purchasing two or more pipettes the purchaser will receive a FREE Charging Carousel.

For complete details on this promotions, go to: http://www.biohit.com/us/promotions

For complete information on the Biohit Line in the North America contact:
Biohit Inc.,
3535 Route 66, Building # 4,
Neptune NJ 07753, USA.
Telephone: 800-922-0784 or 732-922-4900.
FAX: 732-922-0557.
E-mail: [email protected]
Visit the Biohit website at: www.us.biohit.com.

For information Outside North America:
Visit the Biohit Group website: www.biohit.com

Biohit Inc. is a subsidiary of Biohit Oyj, a Finnish company that develops, manufactures and markets liquid handling and diagnostic products for use in research, health care and industrial laboratories. Biohit has a worldwide network of 450 distributors, including 7 subsidiaries, in 70 countries.

For all OEM inquiries on Biohit products, please contact Richard Miceli, email: [email protected]

Client Contact:
Kim Denker
Email: [email protected]

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