Gilson PIPETMAN Comfort Handle wins iF DESIGN Award 2016
Announcement posted by John Morris Group 27 Apr 2016
Gilson has just announced that the Pipetman Comfort Handle, a new pipette partner product designed for use with Pipetman Classic, Neo, or G pipette offers superior ergonomics and adds individual character, accepted a 2016 iF design Award in the Medicine/Health Care product category for its distinctive design. Judging criteria included the degree of innovation, ergonomics, functionality, durability, plus quality.
The highly respected, international jury assessed in excess of 5,000 entries from 53 countries to decide who would receive this coveted seal of excellence.
With an additional large finger hook and soft texture, this ergonomic handle allows for a better fit in the hand. The Pipetman Comfort Handle creates a natural feeling balance for the pipette to support your daily pipetting activity and aids in reducing the risk of repetitive strain injuries (rsi). A dedicated identification zone has also been integrated into the finger hook of the accessory to enable quick and easy identification of the pipettes in the lab when a customised label is attached.
Read this brochure: Gilson PIPETMAN Comfort Handle
Watch the video: PIPETMAN Comfort Handle, Creativity Meets Comfort
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About Gilson
Gilson is a global manufacturer of liquid handling solutions for the life sciences industry supplied by John Morris Scientific. By working closely with the scientific community, Gilson has created a complete portfolio of easy-to-use automated pipetting and chromatography instruments that enables scientists to produce verifiable data for numerous applications. With worldwide R&D, service, and support, Gilson helps the scientific community by simplifying lab life and accelerating a researcher’s pace to discovery, reproducibility, and traceability.