Clever FlexiBulk Tip Packs

Save Space and Effort in Your Lab

Written bySartorius Stedim Biotech
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Sartorius Stedim Biotech (SSB), a leading international laboratory and pharmaceutical supplier, introduces a completely new concept for packaging pipette tips: FlexiBulk. The new package with its well-organized tip arrangement saves valuable space in the laboratory. Compared with conventional bulk tip packages, the stackable FlexiBulk boxes take up to 40% less space, and cut packaging waste by nearly 50%, while reducing transportation costs and laboratories’ carbon footprint.

FlexiBulk provides quick “pick & place” convenience for loading tips into tip racks for attaching directly to pipettes. The orderly arrangement of tips makes tip selection fast and efficient. As a result, FlexiBulk enables users to save as much as 20% of the time it normally takes to load tips into racks from randomly packed bulk packages.

FlexiBulk tips are certified as free of RNase, DNase, and endotoxins. Certified purity is crucial for users’ mission-critical applications in which all sources of secondary contamination must ...

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