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Product Range BRAND Product Range BRAND Liquid Handling | Life Science Consumables Pipetting Robot | Volumetric Instruments General Lab Products BRAND. For lab. For life.® Trademark-Index accu-jet®, BIO-CERT®, BLAUBRAND®, BRAND®, BRAND. For lab. For life.®, BRANDplates®, cell-culture™, cellGrade™, Dispensette®, EASYCAL™, HandyStep®, hydroGrade™, immunoGrade™, inertGrade™, lipoGrade™, nano-cap™, pureGrade™, QuikSip™, SafetyPrime™, seripettor®, TipStack™, Titrette®, Transferpette® as well as the figurative marks depicted here and the BRAND figurative mark are registered trademarks or trademarks of BRAND GMBH + CO KG, Germany. All other trademarks mentioned or depicted here are the property of the respective owners. Our General Terms and Conditions (page 191 and www.brand.de/en/terms-and-conditions) apply. Subject to technical modification without notice. Errors excepted. Abbreviations m - meter Contents CHAPTER I Liquid Handling 5 Dispensing | Titrating | Pipetting CHAPTER II Pipetting Robots 33 Liquid Handling Station CHAPTER III Life Science Consumables 39 Microtubes | PCR | Microplates | Cuvettes, etc. CHAPTER IV Volumetric Instruments 61 Bulb Pipettes | Graduated Pipettes | Volumetric Flasks | Burettes, etc. CHAPTER V General Lab Products 85 Beakers | Funnels | Bottles | Detergents | Density, etc. CHAPTER VI Accessories and spare parts 119 Liquid Handling | Pipetting Robot | Life Science Consumables | Volumetric Instruments | General Lab Products 4 [email protected] Liquid Handling CHAPTER I Liquid Handling Liquid Handling Bottle-top dispensers from page 16 Bottle-top burettes from page 18 Bottle-top aspirators from page 19 Micropipettes from page 19 Pipette leak testing units from page 20 Tips from page 23 Positive displacement pipettes from page 30 Repetitive pipettes from page 30 Dispenser tips from page 31 Pipetting aids from page 32 www.brand.de 5 A Closer Look: The benefits of Dispensette® S The bottle-top dispenser Dispensette® S has all the features that make dispensing easy, safe and eicient. Innovative ideas – trusted technology. , analog-adjustable S Dispensette® Dispensette® Volume selection with interior scalloped track Discharge tube Dispensette® S, Fixed-volume with recirculation valve Filling valve, olive-shaped for firmer attachment Hinged screw cap of the filling tube doesn't get in the way Recirculation tube when dispensing for discharge tubes with recirculation valve Positive volume setting using Valve system designed without Simple-to-mount discharge Accessories for serial dispensing interior scalloped track seals tube 6 [email protected] Liquid Handling CHAPTER I Liquid Handling Easy Calibration Calibration adjustments according to ISO 9001 and GLP are done within seconds. digital , Organic S Dispensette® Dispensette® 360° rotating valve block Discharge tube with GL 45 thread without recirculation valve Discharge valve with safety ball Large viewport closes when discharge tube is not Large sight opening mounted preventing inadvertent enables inspection dispensing of media Telescoping filling tube Fast calibration Dispensing sterile fluids Dispensing sensitive reagents Drum extraction system www.brand.de 7 The right choice for a wide variety of applications Dispensette® S Dispensette® S Organic aggressive reagents: organic solvents: such as concentrated bases and acids like H3PO, such as chlorinated and fluorinated hydrocarbons H SO (with certain exceptions such as HCl, HNO , like trichlorotrifluoroethane and dichloromethane, Range of applications 2 4 3 HF, etc.), saline solutions, and a variety of organic or acids like concentrated HCl and HNO3 (except for solvents. HF), as well as for trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), tetrahy- drofuran (THF), and peroxides. Borosilicate glass, Al O -ceramic, platinum- Borosilicate glass, Al O -ceramic, tantalum, ETFE, Materials in contact 2 3 2 3 iridium, ETFE, FEP, PFA, PTFE and PP FEP, PFA, PTFE and PP with media Vapor pressure max. 600 mbar max. 600 mbar Viscosity 500 mm2/s 500 mm2/s Temperature max. 40 °C max. 40 °C Density 2.2 g/cm3 2.2 g/cm3 nts ve ol B s as c e i s n a D g is r p ic e O n n a s g e r t O t Areas of e ® i S For dispensing HF, we recommend the ® S e application use of the Dispensette® S Trace Analysis t t e bottle-top dispenser with platinum- s n e iridium valve spring. Please find further p s i D product information on www.brand.de s n io A t c u id l s so ne Sali 8 [email protected] Liquid Handling CHAPTER I Dispenser Selection Chart Liquid Handling S S S ® ® S ® ® S ® ® S Reagent Reagent Reagent Dispensette Dispensette Dispensette Dispensette Dispensette Dispensette Organic Organic Organic Acetaldehyde + + Cyclohexane + Methylene chloride + Acetic acid (glacial), 100% + + Cyclohexanone + + Mineral oil (Engine oil) + + Acetic acid, ≤ 96% + + Cyclopentane + Monochloroacetic acid + + Acetic anhydride + Decane + + Nitric acid, ≤ 30% + + Acetone + + 1-Decanol + + Nitric acid, 30-70% */ ** + Acetonitrile + + Dibenzyl ether + + Nitrobenzene + + Acetophenone + Dichloroacetic acid + Oleic acid + + Acetyl chloride + Dichlorobenzene + + Oxalic acid + Acetylacetone + + Dichloroethane + n-Pentane + Acrylic acid + + Dichloroethylene + Peracetic acid + Acrylonitrile + + Dichloromethane + Perchloric acid + + Adipic acid + Diesel oil (Heating oil), Perchloroethylene + + Allyl alcohol + + bp 250-350 °C Petroleum, bp 180-220 °C + Aluminium chloride + Diethanolamine + + Petroleum ether, bp 40-70 °C + Amino acids + Diethyl ether + Phenol + + Ammonia, ≤ 20% + + Diethylamine + + Phenylethanol + + Ammonia, 20-30% + 1.2 Diethylbenzene + + Phenylhydrazine + + Ammonium chloride + Diethylene glycol + + Phosphoric acid, ≤ 85% + + Ammonium fluoride + Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) + + Phosphoric acid, 85% + + + Ammonium sulfate + Dimethylaniline + Sulfuric acid, 98%, 1:1 n-Amyl acetate + + Dimethylformamide (DMF) + + Piperidine + + Amyl alcohol (Pentanol) + + 1.4 Dioxane + Potassium chloride + Amyl chloride (Chloropentane) + Diphenyl ether + + Potassium dichromate + Aniline + + Essential oil + Potassium hydroxide + Barium chloride + Ethanol + + Potassium permanganate + Benzaldehyde + + Ethanolamine + + Propionic acid + + Benzene (Benzol) + + Ethyl acetate + + Propylene glycol (Propanediol) + + Benzine (Petroleum benzin), Ethylbenzene + Pyridine + + + bp 70-180 °C Ethylene chloride + Pyruvic acid + + Benzoyl chloride + + Fluoroacetic acid + Salicylaldehyde + + Benzyl alcohol + + Formaldehyde, ≤ 40% + Scintilation fluid + + Benzylamine + + Formamide + + Silver acetate + Benzylchloride + + Formic acid, ≤ 100% + Silver nitrate + Boric acid, ≤ 10% + + Glycerol + + Sodium acetate + Bromobenzene + + Glycol (Ethylene glycol) + + Sodium chloride + Bromonaphthalene + + Glycolic acid, ≤ 50% + Sodium dichromate + Butanediol + + Heating oil (Diesel oil), Sodium fluoride + + 1-Butanol + + bp 250-350 °C Sodium hydroxide, ≤ 30% + n-Butyl acetate + + Heptane + Sodium hypochlorite + Butyl methyl ether + + Hexane + Sulfuric acid, ≤ 98% + + Butylamine + + Hexanoic acid + + Tartaric acid + Butyric acid + + Hexanol + + Tetrachloroethylene + Calcium carbonate + Hydriodic acid, ≤ 57% ** + + Tetrahydrofuran (THF) */ ** + Calcium chloride + Hydrobromic acid + Tetramethylammonium hydroxide + Calcium hydroxide + Hydrochloric acid, ≤ 20% + + Toluene + Calcium hypochlorite + Hydrochloric acid, 20-37% ** + Trichloroacetic acid + Carbon tetrachloride + Hydrogen peroxide, ≤ 35% + Trichlorobenzene + Chloro naphthalene + + Isoamyl alcohol + + Trichloroethane + Chloroacetaldehyde, ≤ 45% + + Isobutanol + + Trichloroethylene + Chloroacetic acid + + Isooctane + Trichlorotrifluoro ethane + Chloroacetone + + Isopropanol (2-Propanol) + + Triethanolamine + + Chlorobenzene + + Isopropyl ether + + Triethylene glycol + + Chlorobutane + + Lactic acid + Trifluoro ethane + Chloroform + Methanol + + Trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) + Chlorosulfonic acid + Methoxybenzene + + Turpentine + Chromic acid, ≤ 50% + + Methyl benzoate + + Urea + Chromosulfuric acid + Methyl butyl ether + + Xylene + Copper sulfate + Methyl ethyl ketone + + Zinc chloride, ≤ 10% + Cresol + Methyl formate + + Zinc sulfate, ≤ 10% + Cumene (Isopropyl benzene) + + Methyl propyl ketone + + The above recommendations reflect testing completed prior to publication. Always follow instructions in the operating manual of the * use ETFE/PTFE bottle adapter instrument as well as the reagent manufacturer‘s specifications. In addition to these chemicals, a variety of organic and inorganic saline ** use PTFE seal for valve block solutions (e.g., biological buffers), biological detergents and media for cell culture can be dispensed. Should you require information on chemicals not listed, please feel free to contact BRAND. Status as of: 0520/13 www.brand.de 9 At a glance: Advantages of the Titrette® The control elements of the Titrette® bottle-top burette have Easy-grip hand wheel action and smooth precision gears for an intuitive layout. Separate buttons for On/O and Pause; fast or drop-wise titration make handling extremely simple Clear button allows user to reset the display and select and reliable. functions. Large Clear button Optional PC interface For clearing the display and starting For direct data transfer a new titration Digital display For simple and precise reading Easy titration via handwheel Fast or in drops Precision Compliance with class A error margins for glass burettes Valve block Freely rotating (Bottle thread GL 45) Titrating tube Horizontally and vertically adjustable Titration media Wide scope of application thanks to high-quality wetted materials Telescoping filling tube
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