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News Release from: Porvair Sciences | Subject: MaxiLute
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 21 August 2006
Plate design accelerates SPE sample
preparation
Available from Porvair Sciences, the MaxiLute is a novel 48-well solid phase extraction microplate system that offers significant advantages for laboratories currently using SPE cartridges
Offering the capability to process up to 200ml of sample in one go repeatedly and precisely using the MaxiLute is up to four times faster than traditional manual SPE cartridge methods Based upon a standard SBS/Ansi microplate format the MaxiLute is easily automated enabling realisation of further productivity benefits
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 2 Oct 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Repeatedly and precisely able to process up to 200ml of sample in one go, the MaxiLute is proven to be up to four times faster than traditional manual SPE cartridge methods
Each well on the MaxiLute has an individual drain spout ensuring 100% sample transfer and zero cross over contamination.
The unique design of the MaxiLute eliminates the mess associated with manual SPE cartridge sample preparation methods.
Constructed from a single piece of moulded high quality polypropylene means that MaxiLute will not bend or distort because individual SPE cartridges do not have to be repeatedly plugged in and out.
With a range of packed bed volumes (250-1500mg) and a wide choice of high performance sorbents the MaxiLute offers the flexibility to be packed to perform optimally for almost any SPE application.
Supplying a complete methods development product that you don't have to construct yourself means valuable laboratory time is saved in the sample preparation process.
The unique design of the Maxilute offers particular advantages for drug development, food and environmental laboratories currently using SPE cartridges. Request a free brochure from Porvair Sciences ...
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