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Caplugs® Evergreen

10 mL Caps, Graduated, LDPE, Natural — 230-1599-020 | 250/Bag | Caplugs® Evergreen

10 mL Caps, Graduated, LDPE, Natural — 230-1599-020 | 250/Bag | Caplugs® Evergreen

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10 mL Graduated Transfer Pipets, LDPE, Natural — Caplugs® Evergreen (230-1599-020)

These 10 mL low-density polyethylene transfer pipets feature printed volume graduation markings and a 50 µL per-drop calibration, making them well suited for semi-quantitative specimen transfer and reagent dispensing in busy clinical and research laboratories. Supplied non-sterile in bulk (250/Bag), the LDPE construction delivers the squeeze flexibility needed for complete sample expulsion and low residual volume. Part number 230-1599-020 is a workhorse consumable for any lab requiring reliable, single-use liquid transfer at volume.

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Part Number (MPN) 230-1599-020
Volume 10 mL
Transfer Pipet Type Graduated
Drop Size 50 µL/drop
Graduation Markings Yes — printed
Material Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE)
Color Natural (Clear)
Sterility Non-Sterile
Pack Size 250/Bag
BPA / Phthalate Free Yes
Country of Origin USA

Applications

  • Clinical specimen transfer: urine, serum, plasma, whole blood, CSF, and other biological fluids
  • Urinalysis — transferring urine specimens to analyzer cups or test strips with semi-quantitative volume reference
  • Chemistry and hematology reagent dispensing where approximate volume confirmation is sufficient
  • Microbiology sample preparation and inoculation workflows
  • General laboratory liquid handling where single-use, disposable pipets eliminate cross-contamination risk
  • High-throughput specimen processing in reference and clinical pathology laboratories drawing on bulk 250/Bag supply

Chemical Resistance

Reagent / Condition Compatibility
Aqueous buffers / saline Excellent
Dilute acids Excellent
Dilute bases Excellent
Methanol Good
Isopropanol Good
Acetonitrile Good
Aromatic / chlorinated solvents Use with caution — verify compatibility before use

Quality & Procurement

Made in USA, these Caplugs® Evergreen transfer pipets are manufactured from BPA-free, phthalate-free LDPE resin with lot-level quality controls ensuring consistent pipet geometry, graduation print quality, and 50 µL drop-size calibration across every bag. LabSupplies.com is an authorized Caplugs® Evergreen dealer, shipping from USA inventory with tiered pricing available for high-volume clinical laboratories, hospitals, and institutional procurement programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these transfer pipets sterile?
No — they are supplied non-sterile. For workflows that do not require a sterility guarantee, such as routine urinalysis, chemistry specimen transfer, or reagent dispensing, non-sterile transfer pipets are standard practice and offer a more economical bulk supply option.

What does the 50 µL drop size mean, and how is it useful?
The 50 µL/drop calibration means each drop expressed from the tip delivers approximately 50 µL, providing a simple semi-quantitative volume reference without a separate pipettor. This is particularly convenient for drop-count reagent additions and specimen dilution steps in routine clinical workflows.

Can these pipets handle biological specimens such as urine, serum, and whole blood?
Yes. LDPE is non-reactive with the full range of common clinical specimens — including urine, serum, plasma, whole blood, and CSF — as well as standard laboratory buffers and dilute acids and bases, making these pipets appropriate for the broad specimen mix encountered in clinical pathology and reference labs.

Are the graduation markings permanent and legible throughout use?
The volume graduation markings are printed directly on the pipet during manufacturing. Under normal single-use handling conditions the markings remain legible for the duration of each transfer; because these are intended as single-use disposables, long-term print durability is not a practical concern.

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