Pipette Tips

Universal and low-retention tips by volume, from 10 µL to 10 mL. Filter this list by volume, by sterile or non-sterile, and by whether you want them racked, bagged in bulk or as a rack refill. Every line is its own part number with its own price.

Type a part number — 151146, 151154 — and press Enter to go straight to it. Partial numbers and descriptions work too.

Every line is a single orderable part number with its own price. Specifications are the manufacturer’s own published data.

What this range covers

  • Volume — 10 µL to 10 mL, in 15 sizes
  • Sterility — 106 sterile and 72 non-sterile lines
  • Pack sizes — 41 options, including Bag of 1,000, Box of 960, Box of 576, Bag of 250

Common questions

Will these tips fit my pipettes?

Universal tips are moulded to the standard hub taper and seat on most air-displacement pipettors. Rainin's LTS fitting is not a taper and needs an LTS-specific tip, so check which system you run before ordering. Where a tip is cut for a particular instrument the listing says so.

What does a filter tip actually do?

A porous barrier sits between the liquid and the pipette shaft. It stops aerosols and accidental over-aspiration reaching the instrument, which is why filter tips are standard for PCR and qPCR set-up, RNA work and anything where carry-over between samples would invalidate the result. They also help with volatile and viscous liquids.

Racked, bulk bag or refill — which should I order?

Racked tips arrive ready to pipette and carry the most plastic per tip. A bulk bag is the lowest cost per tip and you load your own racks. A refill or reload is a pre-aligned stack that drops into a rack you already own — less plastic than racked, less handling than bulk.

Sterile or non-sterile?

Sterile tips are for cell culture, clinical samples and nucleic-acid work. Non-sterile is appropriate for general chemistry, buffer preparation and QC. Each listing states which it is.

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