Cleaning a laboratory is a challenging job. It is vital for ensuring the safety of other lab users, the integrity of scientific experiments and the economic well-being of the lab.
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On the surface, the process of calibrating a pipette appears to be a simple procedure, however several important factors can greatly influence the accuracy of a pipette.
Maintenance and calibration of laboratory equipment is important to ensure dependability of results, and longtime reliability. Equipment that is not working correctly will have a negative impact on the results of your tests.
The United States Center for Disease Control, or the CDC, has developed guidelines to classify laboratory applications conducted with potentially hazardous biological microorganisms. These range from Biosafety Level I to Biosafety Level 4. Level 1 being the least hazardous and Level 4 being the most hazardous.
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