384-well pipetting head
Beckman Coulter announces a new 384-channel positive displacement pipetting head for its Multimek liquid handler, offering the same reliablility as its established range
The Multimek 96/384-Channel Automated Pipettor extends this time-tested, rugged platform to applications requiring work in the 384-well format.
With capacity from one to 30µl, the new head delivers precise liquid transfers for the automation of higher density assay formats and plate replication methods.
The new pipettor uses positive displacement pipetting technology and highly precise, proprietary pipette tips developed by Beckman Coulter.
The original Multimek 96 has a track record of reliability and accuracy, delivering longer run times with fewer breakdowns than other liquid handlers.
That same reliability and precision are retained with this new functionality.
The Multimek 96/384 automatically loads 384 tips, eliminating manual steps and tip loading errors that reduce accuracy.
Beckman Coulter's patented disposable tip technology eliminates liquid carry-over and contamination and includes built-in quality control information.
"Multimek is a well-established laboratory workhorse," comments Rob Donoho, manager of strategic marketing for Beckman Coulter.
"Thousands of Multimeks are operating in labs worldwide, many running around the clock, with few breakdowns.".
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