Accumax manufactures a complete range of air-displacement micropipettes for single-channel and multi-channel liquid handling, covering 0.1 µl to 10 ml. All models are manufactured to ISO 8655 and are fully autoclavable at 121°C.

The range includes mechanical and electronic models, fixed and variable volume formats, low-force actuation on the FAB LF series, and adjustable tip spacing on FabFLEX®. Compare the full range in the specification table below, or select a model to view its datasheet.

How Accumax Micropipettes Stand Apart

Not every micropipette on the market is built to the same standard, and Accumax makes that difference obvious. Each one goes through rigorous quality testing before it ever reaches a lab bench. They’re also built to be genuinely comfortable to hold — the weight is kept minimal, which matters more than people expect once you’re a few hours into a pipetting session.

What really sets the lineup apart, though, is the range of choices. Whether you need something from the Smart collection, the A Series, PRO, VA-FA, or the low-force electronic FAB LF, there’s an option built around how you actually work — not a one-size-fits-all pipette you’re forced to adapt to.

Built for Comfort and Control

There’s clearly been real thought put into how these pipettes feel in the hand. The plunger action is smooth, the grip doesn’t dig in or strain your fingers, and the weight is distributed in a way that just feels right during repetitive use. If you’ve ever run back-to-back pipetting sessions, you know that comfort isn’t a small thing; it’s the difference between a steady hand at 4 PM and a tired, shaky one.

Types of Micropipettes

There’s clearly been real thought put into how these pipettes feel in the hand. The plunger action is smooth, the grip doesn’t dig in or strain your fingers, and the weight is distributed in a way that just feels right during repetitive use. If you’ve ever run back-to-back pipetting sessions, you know that comfort isn’t a small thing; it’s the difference between a steady hand at 4 PM and a tired, shaky one.

How to Choose the Right Micropipette

• Accuracy you can rely on – Every micropipette meets ISO 8655 standards, so your results stay consistent, run after run, no matter who’s using it.

• Designed with the hand in mind – Lightweight, ergonomic bodies that reduce strain over long stretches of use.

• Options for every workflow – From simple mechanical pipettes to electronic ones, single-channel to multi-channel, there’s flexibility built in.

• Durability that holds up – Made to handle daily lab wear without constantly needing repairs or recalibration.

• Easy to maintain – Straightforward designs that are simple to autoclave, service, and calibrate as time goes on.

Single Channel vs Multi-Channel

If your lab runs ELISA assays, PCR setups, or anything plate-based, a multi-channel micropipette changes the math entirely. Instead of pipetting one well at a time, you’re transferring liquid across several wells in a single motion. That’s less time hunched over a plate, and fewer chances for the small human errors that creep in during repetitive tasks.

Mechanical vs Electronic

Electronic pipettes get a lot of attention, but mechanical ones haven’t gone anywhere, and for good reason. There’s no battery to charge, no software to update, just a simple tool that gives you direct feedback with every plunge. For a lot of day-to-day work, that tactile control is exactly what researchers want.

Calibration, Servicing and ISO 8655 Compliance

Applications

Accumax micropipettes show up across a wide range of lab settings:

• Cell Biology – where precise handling during media changes and reagent additions really counts.

• Molecular Biology – from DNA extraction to PCR setup, where accurate volumes directly affect how reliable your results are.

• Diagnostics – where consistent, repeatable pipetting helps avoid costly errors with patient samples.

• Life Science Research – supporting reproducibility, whether you’re in academia or pharma R&D.

• Microbiology – for routine culturing and sample prep that needs to hold up shift after shift.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pick between the Smart, A Series, PRO, and VA-FA ranges?

It really comes down to your workload. If your day-to-day is fairly straightforward, the A Series or Smart range will serve you well. If you’re running more demanding protocols, PRO or VA-FA give you that extra layer of precision. The right choice is about matching the pipette to how you actually work, not just going for the most expensive option.

Does ISO 8655 compliance actually matter day-to-day?

It does, more than people realize. It sets a clear benchmark for accuracy and precision, so you can trust your results will hold up across different users and different days, which matters a lot when you’re working in diagnostics or research.

Is a multi-channel pipette worth it if I’m not doing high-volume plate work yet?

If you’re only running a handful of samples, a single-channel pipette will do the job just fine. But if you can see ELISA, PCR, or other plate-based work on the horizon, getting a multi-channel pipette early saves you time down the line — and spares your hands the strain of manual, well-by-well pipetting.

Why would anyone pick a mechanical pipette over an electronic one now?

Electronic pipettes are convenient, no doubt. But a mechanical one gives you that direct, tactile feedback with every plunge — no batteries, no software, nothing to update. A lot of researchers just prefer that hands-on feel, especially for routine work.

How often should you calibrate a micropipette?

It depends on how much you’re using it, but most labs stick to every three to six months for regular use. Accumax pipettes are designed to make servicing and calibration simple, so it’s easier to actually stay on schedule instead of putting it off.