Case Studies

Engineering a Capillary Collection Device for Reliable At-Home Use

September 10, 2026
A point-of-care diagnostics manufacturer needed to make a fingerstick blood collection device reliable for non-medical, at-home users.

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Redesigning a Capillary Collection Device for Dual-Product Manufacturing

September 10, 2026
A global point-of-care diagnostics manufacturer needed a partner to redesign a core collection device and scale production fast enough to keep up with market demand.

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The New Nanoject III Is Now Available!

Nanoject II vs. Nanoject III Comparison

Both units utilize the same glass capillaries for pulling micropipettes. Due to the new improved method of securing the micropipette, smaller tips can be pulled and utilized on the Nanoject III. No O-rings to wear out. A micro “chuck” is used, and it simplifies attachment of the micropipette once backfilled with oil. The Nanoject III’s auto HOMING feature will eliminate the need to “rehome the unit as in the Nanoject II. This can reduce, if not totally eliminate, jamming of the plunger. Now available for the Nanoject II is the new Digital Control Box which has all the functionality of the original control box but now features a user friendly, easy to read touchscreen.

Nanoject II
Nanoject III

Drummond Pipet-Aid® Controller Comparison Chart

Use this comparison chart to understand the difference between Drummond Pipet-Aid® Controller models and their useful features. This information will help you choose the best pipette controller to deliver the most accurate results for your intended applications.