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News Release from: Tecan (UK) | Subject: Connect
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 12 February 2003
Walk away batch processing for
microplates
Stacker system has been designed to be fast, reliable and easy to use to increase the throughput of a wide range of detection-based applications performed on microplates
Tecan has announced the launch of its new microplate stacker system, Connect, designed to work with a host of Tecan stand-alone instruments from the company's detection and separation portfolio and offering true walk-away batch processing The Connect system has been designed to be fast, reliable and easy to use and incorporates an intuitive plug-and-play system that is able to increase the throughput of a wide range of detection-based applications performed on microplates
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 21 Oct 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Reliable and robust microplate batch processing
Microplate stacker offers fast, reliable batch processing for laboratories involved with high volume microplate assays
The Connect system allows batches of up to 50 microplates to be processed without manual intervention.
It is equipped with an optional barcode reader, which allows the user to positively identify plates throughout the procedure, as well as a dark cover to protect photo-labile well contents from degradation by light.
All microplate formats may be used (from six-well plates up to 384- and 1536-well plates).
All of Tecan's detection products are now supported by the new stacker system, including the Ultra multi-functional detection system, the Safire monochromator-based detection system, and all members of the Genios family.
A later version will also support the 384PW microplate washer and the Tecan LS series of laser scanners.
By supporting a wide range of detection and separation systems, Connect offers researchers increased throughput for a wide range of applications in all areas of the life sciences.
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