feacetech - 8-10-2007 at 13:09
I Have this in a dusty old chemcuboard from an anayltical lab(waste and food)
any ideas
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Blind Angel - 8-10-2007 at 13:49
Is the stopcock in a cross pattern? Like you turn it on one side and it take one side of the glassware to dispense and invertly? I might have seen
something similar on an autofilling buret. It seem to me that it's a pressure equalizing addition funnel with auto mesurement and mixing. Are the
little black and pink tube are inlet? Each of the side part look like pipet to me, but they could be use to mix two product while dispensing it.
feacetech - 8-10-2007 at 14:51
yeah there are two inlets(one has been pluged with rubber the other looks like it did have a tube on it). this makes sense a little as the middle tube
from the big bulb never exits out of the dispensing tip it can only go into to either of the side pipet things filing one while draing the other but
then why would you need the two inlets?
feacetech - 8-10-2007 at 15:02
it does seem to work like that i just had a play, it says emil 25mL on the side so its some sort of auto pipett 25mL
its just those inlet tubes get me if its unstopered it leaks out the one with black tube aroud it, if its stopered it trys to leak out the one with
the plug in it
if they returned to the main chamber it probly wouldnt work i dont know
feacetech - 8-10-2007 at 16:41
ah i found one on the web its a Machlett Pipet
now dose anyone know how to use it without liquid coming out one of the two side arms
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chemrox - 8-10-2007 at 16:45
I see these on ebay all the time. What are they for besides being a cool pharmacy display?
feacetech - 8-10-2007 at 16:54
well they proably had more use before the arival of the zipette
empty 25mL while the other side fills time saving auto zero aswell, classy
"see them on ebay all the time" I cant find squat about them on the net, how much are they on ebay.
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