5mL shorty serological pipettes are laboratory tools used to measure and dispense precise volumes of liquid. They are commonly made of plastic or glass and have a thin, elongated shape with a bulb at the top that helps to draw up and dispense the liquid. The term "shorty" indicates that they are shorter in length compared to standard serological pipettes. The "5mL" refers to the maximum volume capacity of the pipette. Serological pipettes are commonly used in biological and medical laboratory applications, such as in the handling of blood samples and other bodily fluids.

5mL shorty serological pipettes are commonly used in various laboratory applications, including:

Measuring and dispensing precise volumes of liquid, such as reagents, solutions, or samples.

Handling and transferring small volumes of bodily fluids, such as blood, saliva, or urine.

Performing serial dilutions and other laboratory techniques that require precise volume measurements.

Adding and mixing small quantities of reagents and solutions.

Collecting and dispensing small samples for further analysis or testing.

These pipettes are often preferred for their compact size and ease of use in tight spaces or small containers, as well as their ability to accurately measure and dispense small volumes of liquid.