Biotix Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of liquid handling tools, announces the introduction of xTIP Low Retentive Pipette Tips. These new tips are specially designed for people who use Rainin LTS pipettes and who appreciate the flexibility of having an alternative pipette tip supplier.
For the first time, innovative features introduced by Biotix will be available to Rainin LTS-style pipette users. These features, designed to reduce user error and increase accuracy and precision, include FlexFit, a patented technology that ensures a secure seal; X-Resin, an innovative resin with low retentive qualities that improves sample uniformity and CV values; and Blade technology that prevents droplet formation and eliminates the need for tip touch-off.
“We are delighted to be able to offer the xTIP line for Rainin LTS users,” says Biotix CEO Paul Nowak. “Now, everyone can take advantage of our innovation, no matter what type of pipette they are using.”
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xTIP pipette tips are available in both filtered and non-filtered versions in sizes ranging from 20 μL to 1000 μL. For more information, visit www.biotix.com/xtip.
About Biotix, Inc.
Biotix, Inc. develops and manufactures laboratory consumables and liquid handling solutions for life science, clinical, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology laboratories. The company offers manual tips for pipetting accuracy and precision, robotic tips for robotic applications, ergonomically designed pipette systems, reagent reservoirs that reduce carbon footprints, high-quality microcentrifuge and PCR tubes, as well as a range of plates and sealing maps. Biotix also provides various support solutions including custom engineering. Its products are available through a network of distributors in the United States and Internationally. Biotix, Inc. was incorporated in 2005 and is based in San Diego, California. The company has a manufacturing and assembly facility in Baja California, Mexico. Biotix, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Biotix Holdings, Inc.
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