Nichiryo Le is a specialized series of lightweight, ergonomic digital micro pipettes manufactured by Nichiryo for precise laboratory liquid handling.
Nichiryo Le represents a distinct line of liquid handling instruments produced by Nichiryo Co., Ltd., a prominent Japanese manufacturer of laboratory equipment. The 'Le' series is specifically engineered to be 'Light & Ergonomic,' aiming to reduce user fatigue and the risk of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) during prolonged pipetting tasks. Featuring a streamlined grip and patented body construction that minimizes thermal transfer from the hand, Nichiryo Le pipettes ensure high accuracy and stability for in-vitro diagnostic and research applications.
The product line includes digital micro pipettes varying in volume capacity, compatible with standard and Nichiryo-specific tips. Known for their durability and autoclavable design, these instruments serve professionals in medical, chemical, and biological laboratories. The brand emphasizes user-friendly operation with features like easy volume setting, digital indicators, and tip ejectors requiring minimal force.
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Nichiryo Le pipettes are designed to be lightweight (approx. 83g) and ergonomic to reduce fatigue. They feature a patented body construction that shields internal workings from hand heat to maintain accuracy.
Yes, the manual indicates that the main body becomes hot after autoclaving, implying the device is designed to withstand autoclave sterilization procedures. Always follow specific temperature guidelines in the manual.
Rotate the push button to align the desired volume on the digital indicator with the triangle point marker. For accurate settings, turn the dial slightly past the target volume and then dial back to it.
Original Nichiryo tips are recommended for optimal accuracy and to effectively prevent cross-contamination, though the device is compatible with standard tips in many cases.