3 Milliliters Transfer Pipette

The 3 milliliters Transfer Pipette is a disposable liquid-handling tool for compatible laboratory, classroom, craft, formulation, and general transfer tasks. Its flexible bulb allows users to draw and dispense small quantities without a separate pipette controller.

Published capacity information lists approximately 25 drops per mL and a bulb draw of about 2.2 milliliters. Drop size can vary substantially with liquid viscosity, surface tension, pipette angle, squeeze pressure, and technique, so these values are best treated as practical references rather than calibrated volumetric measurements. For procedures requiring analytical accuracy, use an appropriately calibrated volumetric device.

The published temperature range for this 3 milliliters transfer pipette is -58°F to 167°F. Material-resistance information indicates different levels of compatibility across chemical families, so users should confirm suitability for the exact liquid, concentration, contact time, and temperature. Avoid assuming universal chemical resistance from a broad material description.

Store pipettes in a clean, dry location and inspect them before use for deformation, cracks, contamination, or other damage. A disposable design can reduce cleaning requirements, but it does not establish sterility unless the exact product is supplied and documented as sterile. Do not reuse a pipette when cross-contamination or material compatibility is a concern.

The 3 milliliters Transfer Pipette provides simple small-volume transfer for compatible liquids. For lower-volume work, compare our 1 milliliter Transfer Pipette and other liquid-handling tools in our Applicators & Syringes selection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this three-milliliter pipette calibrated?

The listed drop count and bulb draw are reference values, not calibrated volumetric measurements.

What bulb draw is listed?

The published bulb draw is about 2.2 milliliters. Actual delivery depends on the liquid and technique.

Does single-use construction mean the pipette is sterile?

No. Sterility must be established by packaging and documentation for the exact product.