The Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) is a non-specific test that alerts physicians to the possible presence of body diseases or abnormalities. The ESR is determined by measuring, in millimeters per hour, the distance red cells have fallen after separating from the plasma in a vertical sed-rate pipette. The manual test takes 60 minutes to completed.
Features
Transparent glass tube
Graduation 0-180 ml
With a polyethylene piston
CE-IVD marked
Product Information
The glass pipette can be use to withdraw blood from any kind of test-tube. Direct suction system to allow the lab-technician, by pulling the internal piston upwards, to let the blood column reach the “0” level, with automatic stop. The pipette is graduated from “0” to “180”, with a transparent background for immediate reading. The rack can hold ten pipettes in pre-numbered position and ensures every pipette a perfectly vertical position.
Ordering Information
Cat. No.
Material
Description
Sale unit
BSV012
Glass
E.S.R. Pipettes in glass graduated with plastic piston, L 210 Ø 4,45 mm.
2000
BSV0123P
Plastic
E.S.R. Pipettes in plastic graduated with automatic aspirator L 230 Ø 4,45 mm
