Product category:
Microplates/microarrays and readers
News Release from: Porvair Sciences | Subject: Manifold
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 18 September 2002
Clearly a better microplate manifold
design
Acrylic manifold allows total automation of high-throughput solid phase extraction or protein precipitation experiments
Porvair Sciences has announced the availability of an acrylic manifold that allows total automation of high-throughput solid phase extraction or protein precipitation experiments when used with its Microlute microplate system Ergonomically profiled, the manifold permits robotic manipulators to rapidly and simply access and lift just the upper part of the Microlute
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 5 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Microplate manifold cuts sample preparation times
Porvair Sciences has announced a new generation vacuum manifold purpose designed to allow total automation of high-throughput microplate sample preparation experiments
Multi-well collection plates can now be loaded into the base unit as required by simply lifting the top section of the manifold off.
The competitively priced manifold features a clear top section that allows the collection plate to be viewed throughout the elution process.
In this way scientists can easily monitor individual sample wells containing valuable analytes.
Manufactured from high grade white polyoxymethylene (Acetal) the bottom section of the manifold has been designed with a needle control valve which gives precise and complete control of vacuum pressure ensuring plates may be processed with enhanced reproducibility.
The acrylic manifold is fully compatible with all major commercial robotic control systems.
Each acrylic manifold comes complete with an adapter to fit standard 1ml plates, a waste collection reservoir tray, a square well collection plate and simple operating instructions. Request a free brochure from Porvair Sciences ...
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