Download certificates of performance and spare part information
The MyProduct online service offers you certificates, spare parts information and technical documentation for Liquid Handling instruments, BLAUBRAND® volumetric instruments and all consumables with a defined quality level. You will always receive individual information for your serial number or batch number.
Liquid Handling Instruments
Enter the catalog number (on the packaging or delivery bill) and the 8-digit serial number (on the instrument).
For the following instruments, alternatively you can simply scan the data matrix on the instrument with a QR code scanner on your cell phone:
- Transferpette® S single-channel instruments manufactured as of January 2020
- HandyStep® touch instruments manufactured as of March 2023
Service available for:
- Micropipettes Transferpette® S and Transferpette® electronic
- Repetitive pipettes HandyStep® touch and HandyStep® S
- Bottle-top dispensers Dispensette® S from January 2024
- Bottle-top burettes Titrette® from January 2022
Life Science Consumables as of production year 2023
Enter the part number and the lot number (on the label). There are two types of batch numbers:
- If the batch number after the LOT symbol is a 10-digit number, please enter it with the leading zeros. This also applies if the 10-digit number is followed by further digits after a slash.
- If the batch number after the LOT symbol has a different format, please only enter the numbers after the slash.
Enter the ten-digit number
Enter only the numbers after the slash
BLAUBRAND® volumetric instruments manufactured in the past 10 years
You need the catalog number and the serial or batch number. You will find the catalog number on the packaging or the delivery note. If the catalog number contains the letters USP, please enter these as well. For instruments with a batch certificate, you will also find the batch number on the instrument. Depending on the year of manufacture of your instrument, the batch number is printed in the format YY.BB (e.g. 16.01), where YY stands for year of manufacture and BB for batch number, or in the format BB DE-M YY (e.g. 46 DE-M 18), where YY stands for year of manufacture and BB for batch number. Always enter the batch number in the format YY.BB regardless of how it is written on the instrument – in these examples either 16.01 or 18.46. Please note that only certificates for instruments manufactured in the last 10 years can be retrieved.
Enter as 16.01
Enter as 18.46
For instruments with an individual certificate, you will find the serial number on the instrument. Depending on the year of manufacture of your instrument, the serial number is printed in the format YY.BB XX (e.g. 15.04 25), where YY is the year of manufacture, BB is the batch and XX is the consecutive serial number, or in the format YYMXXXXX (e.g. 18H12345), where YY is the year of manufacture, M is the month and XXXXX is the consecutive serial number. Enter the serial number as it is printed on the instrument. Please note that only certificates for instruments manufactured in the last 10 years can be retrieved.
