Parts that fit the lab gear you own
Eyepieces, camera adapters, pipette tips and centrifuge rotors, matched to your exact model, with part numbers and a link to the maker's own documentation.
What do you need?
Check one part, see everything for your model, or convert a protocol's g-force.
Check one part
Pick your model and the part you want to use. The answer comes with its manufacturer source.
Open the fit checker →See every model
The chart lists each model with its key spec and how many parts fit, need an adapter or do not fit.
Open the chart →Convert g-force and rpm
Turn a protocol's g-force into the speed your centrifuge shows, for your rotor's radius.
Open the calculator →Look up your model
Each model lists what fits it, what does not, and the adapter that closes the gap.
Microscopes
Eyepiece tube sizes, camera ports and C-mount adapters for AmScope, Celestron and Swift models.
Pipettes
The tips that fit Eppendorf, Gilson, Thermo and Rainin pipettes, by model and tip system.
Mini centrifuges
Rotors, tube sizes and adapters for Ohaus, SCILOGEX and Thermo mini centrifuges.
Does it fit?
A few results from the database, each linked to the manufacturer document it comes from.
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AmScope T490B 0.5X C-mount camera adapterFits
Buy from AmScope AD-C05-CX
Source: AmScope, AD-C05-CX product page
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AmScope SM-4TZ 23.2 mm eyepiece cameraDoes not fit eyepiece tubes are 30 mm
Source: AmScope, SM-4TZ-48W product page
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Gilson P200L PIPETMAN DIAMOND D200 tipsFits filter: DF200ST
Buy on Amazon DIAMOND D200, reload pack of 960
Source: Gilson, 2026 Product Guide, PIPETMAN L specifications
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OHAUS Rotor 30129559 0.5 mL tubeNeeds adapter 30129562 8 mm adapter, pack of 8
Buy from Test Equipment Depot OHAUS 30129562, 0.5 mL adapter, pack of 8
At the bench
How to use the equipment, keep it clean and run your first genetics experiments at home.
Home lab starter equipment
A hot plate stirrer, beakers, a milligram scale, a pipette, a vortex mixer and an alcohol lamp.
High-end home lab equipment
A lab refrigerator, a manual-defrost freezer, a pressure canner for sterilizing, a pH meter and more.
Using a pressure canner as an autoclave
Vent it, bring it to 15 psi, hold it for 30 minutes and let it cool on its own.
Swift SW350T vs SW380T
The same optics on SWIFT's own spec pages. The difference is the camera in the box.
How to balance a centrifuge
Pairs across the rotor, a water tube for odd counts, and which counts balance in 6 to 24-place rotors.
Lab safety equipment
Goggles, gloves and how to take them off, a lab coat, eyewash and a fire extinguisher.
Genetics experiments at home
Pull DNA out of a strawberry, see chromosomes dividing and grow bacteria on agar plates.
Fruit fly genetics and genetic corn
Cross white-eyed and wingless flies over five weeks, or count the kernels on a 9:3:3:1 corn ear.
How to use a micropipette
Set the volume, seat the tip, and learn which job the first and second stops do.
How to make a microscope slide
Wet mounts, dry mounts, a drop of stain for contrast and nail polish for a slide you keep.
How to use immersion oil
Focus at 40X, place one drop, rotate the 100X objective into it and clean up right away.
How to clean microscope lenses
Find which lens the spot is on, blow off the dust, then wipe with lens paper.
Microscope photos with your phone
Line up the phone by hand or with a clamp adapter, then lock focus and exposure.
Genetics books worth reading
The Gene and The Code Breaker, on heredity and CRISPR gene editing.