Abstract: This invention relates to a method for selecting a plunger-cylinder tip of a pipette and a device for carrying out the method. In the method, the dose size is entered into the control electronics of the pipetting device; the dose size is stored in the control electronics; the amount of doses is entered; and on the basis of the dose size and the amount of doses, the control electronics indicates suitable available interchangeable components on the display.

Abstract: This invention relates to a method for selecting a plunger-cylinder tip of a pipette and a device for carrying out the method. In the method, the dose size is entered into the control electronics of the pipetting device; the dose size is stored in the control electronics; the amount of doses is entered; and on the basis of the dose size and the amount of doses, the control electronics indicates suitable available interchangeable components on the display.

Abstract: A method for detaching a barrier means adapted to the end part of the suction device for closing an opening in the end part by the movement of a plunger intended for changing the volume of a cylindrical space provided in the end part whereby the barrier means is removed by bringing means for limiting the movement of the plunger in the cylindrical space, e.g. means intended for removing the disposable tip, in such a position that the plunger can be brought into contact with the barrier means for detaching the barrier means from the end part of the suction device.

Abstract: The invention concerns a thermostated cuvette set in which samples placed in the cuvettes are measured photometrically. Cuvettes of uniform wall thickness are permanently fixed to the bottom of a basin-shaped frame. The cuvettes are connected by partition walls to each other and to the walls of the basin to form arrays of cuvettes defining a path for flow of the thermostating medium. In a preferred embodiment the path is serpentine. The cuvette set also includes at least one inlet opening and at least one outlet opening in the wall of the basin for circulation of the thermostating medium.