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News Release from: Hamilton Great Britain | Subject: Nanodispenser module
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 28 March 2007
Nanopipetting on Star line workstations
With the Nanodispenser module, Hamilton offers a new extension for the Star workstation that allows nanolitre and microlitre pipetting to be performed on the same instrument
The nanopipetting module consists of a eight-channel module with individual control of each channel and standard 9mm spacing plus one optional independent channel Each channel has a volume range of 25nl to 1000nl, depending on the viscosity of the pipetted liquid
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 2 Mar 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Hamilton nanopipetting application distinguishes itself by providing the option of monitoring each pipetting step using patented Seyonic Mems flow sensors and pipetting technology to detect foam, clogs or insufficient sample liquid during aspiration.
The flow sensors control volume in real time and automatically compensate for variations in sample liquid viscosity.
This eliminates the need for individual liquid classes and assures accurate pipetting of a wide range of liquids repeatably and reliably.
Users can combine the Nanodispensing module with one to 12 individual microlitre pipetting channels and a 96/384 probe pipetting head on one and the same system.
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