2 – Corning Lambda EliteTouch Pipettors
INSTRUCTION MANUAL – 3
C. Cap:
Protects the calibration spot.
D. Ejector pushbutton
E. Calibration switch:
Switches the pipettor from operating
mode to calibration mode (CAL).
F. Volume counter:
Four-digit volume counter indicates
the preset volume.
G. Counter overlay:
The overlay is printed with the range
of the aspirated volume according to the pipettor model.
H. Tip ejector:
For multi-channel pipettors, the tips are
ejected sequentially, which reduces the required force.
I. Shaft holder set
: Made of high quality plastic, ensuring
high chemical and mechanical strength.
R. Multi-channel manifold:
Contains a set of plungers
and a set of flexible-suspension shafts, reducing
the required tip attachment force.
Model Identification
Pipettor model volume range is printed on the counter
overlay. Additionally, it is printed on the tip ejector bar
in the multi-channel pipettors.
Materials Used
Handle parts:
• Polypropylene (PP)
• Polycarbonate (PC)
• Polyacetal (POM)
• Stainless steel
Shaft and piston area parts:
• Polypropylene (PP)
•
Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)
•
Polyphenylene sulfide (PPS)
• Polyamide (PA)
• Fluoropolymer elastomer
• Stainless steel
4. Safety Recommendations
Long-term and correct pipettor operation depends mainly
on the method of use. Please read the Instructions for Use
of the pipettor carefully and follow the rules described herein.
Symbols used:
Danger, risk of injury.
NOTE
Risk of damage to the pipettor or errors in pipetting.
2. Packing
The pipettors are delivered with the following:
Description
Quantity
Pipettor
1
Instruction manual
1
Quality control certificate
1
Calibration key
1
Pipettor hanger
1
Lubricant (single-channel pipettor)
1
Set of 3 colored pipetting pushbuttons
(yellow, blue, red)
1
3. Pipettor Design
Single- and Multi-channel Pipettors
A. Pipetting pushbutton
B. Volume adjustment knob:
Used to set and lock the preset
volume.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
R
Handle
Shaf
t and piston ar
ea
Module
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