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50 Increase Your Weighing Productivity with Enhanced Connectivity and Publishing Options


Ensuring your balance can print, store and transfer results is key to ongoing data accuracy and production quality. However, ensuring that operators can seamlessly transfer generated data and access flexible reporting and publishing options enables better process monitoring and supports your need to have relevant data available for analysis. To ensure this flexible connectivity, Mettler-Toledo MS-TS advanced-level balances with software version 4.10 feature Ethernet, USB, RS232 and optional WLAN/Bluetooth connectivity.


Advanced connectivity options let you send measurement results via several reporting methods simultaneously. For example, you can transfer basic traceability data to a strip printer via USB while sending more robust metadata for longer-term recordkeeping to an FTP server via Ethernet. Web access via tablet or PC allows easy viewing and basic interactions like tare and print, while data formats including PDF, CSV and XML enhance printing and processing capabilities.


Users can easily configure what kind of information is provided and in which data format. Tracking options include not only task, sample and user ID but also information about balance condition such as when it was last adjusted or if it is leveled to ensure results are reliable. This means reporting can be tailored to your process and environment to further improve productivity and reduce error risk.


Learn more about these capabilities and how improved data integration helps to ensure product quality and process productivity by downloading your free copy of ‘Management of Weighing Data’ today.


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Pipetting Robot Provides Increased Reproducibility of Detection Assays


WWEM 2021


WATER, WASTEWATER & ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING


The 9th International Conference & Exhibition, Telford, UK


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Researchers in the Hadad Research Group, based within the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the Ohio State University, are focused on studying organophosphate pesticides in vitro. The group is using Integra’s ASSIST PLUS pipetting robot to streamline workflows and enhance the reproducibility of results. Stacey Allen, a graduate student in the lab, explained: “We are working on developing treatments to reverse acetylcholinesterase inhibition caused by pesticides or nerve agents, as well as exploring new ways of protecting people against exposure to these chemicals.”


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“We mainly use the ASSIST PLUS to automate the process of preparing our plates for incubation, pipetting all of our negative controls and a variety of compounds into the plates and then performing a mixing step. We also use the robot for our detection assays, where we use it to pipette samples out of the incubated plate and into another, before they are put in a plate reader. We were originally doing everything manually, but it was exhausting, and the risk of developing repetitive strain injuries was high. Not only that, but there was quite a lot of human error and variation in results, especially between different operators. The ASSIST PLUS has been great for our work - our results are much more reproducible, errors are less frequent and it saves us a lot of time. It has been so easy to train people to use the robot, and the software is very user friendly and intuitive. You can even perform a final check of your program using the simulation feature, which is great to ensure that you’ve got everything right before putting it into practice,” concluded Stacey.


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