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New Adjustable Spacing Pipettes to Keep Your Laboratory Moving Eppendorf AG announces the market entry for Adjustable Spacing Pipettes with Move It®
, which the company have redefined from scratch according
to their own premium standards. Eppendorf thus responds to customer requests for an efficient and safe solution for synchronous pipetting of a series of samples between different vessel formats, such as between tubes and plates. The operating time compared to the use of single-channel pipettes is thus significantly reduced. What is unique about the new Move It is that it offers this solution without any tubing connections between cone and piston-cylinder system. This achievement offers outstanding advantages in terms of performance: Fewer moving, often fragile parts increase precision and durability. Autoclavability is also enabled, which additionally increases user and sample-safety.
In practice, single channel pipettes have been used to transfer individual samples from one vessel format to another. This is an inefficient type of tedious and error-prone routine work. When loading 384-well microplates, for example, it requires concentrated back and forth pipetting up to 384 times. Move It significantly accelerates and simplifies the workflow when frequent format changes are required. It also has a positive influence on profitability, since it is known that time is money.
Another plus: “Our product engineers have developed a special design concept for a well-balanced and ergonomic pipette,” explained Business Manager Peter Schmidt. “Furthermore, the manual adjustment of the tip distance with the adjustment knob makes it possible to maintain this relaxed-ergonomic hand position even during format change”.
Move It is available with 4,6,8, and 12 channels, mechanical or electronic. Let´s get ready to Move It. More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/xX25
53007pr@reply-direct.com
Partnership Agreement to Distribute Single Sample Evaporation Systems Announced
SP Industries CEO Brian Larkin has announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Ecodyst. In making the announcement Larkin stated: “This new partnership enables our SP Genevac brand to be the comprehensive, one-stop-shop for all evaporation solutions. Ecodyst’s revolutionary single sample evaporator line complements our SP Genevac world-renowned centrifugal evaporators for parallel sample evaporation and together lets us work with customers more effectively to help streamline and accelerate the drug discovery process.”
George Adjabeng, CEO of Ecodyst commented: “Ecodyst is passionate about the innovative devices that we bring to the laboratory equipment industry and have emerged as an innovative leader and creator of high quality, high capacity single evaporator technology. This new partnership with SP is a significant milestone for Ecodyst and it will enable us to make these products available to more customers worldwide.’’
During sample preparation, evaporation is used if samples need to be dried prior to analysis. If there is just one sample, a single sample evaporation system is used, and Ecodyst offers a full range of single sample evaporators from benchtop to industrial models, all offering their self-cooling condenser technology for maximum efficiency, sample quality and lower environmental impact. When multiple samples need drying, SP Genevac parallel centrifugal evaporators eliminate the solvent drying bottleneck in the drug discovery and synthetic organic chemistry laboratory. These systems, which come equipped with Genevac Dri-Pure patented anti-bumping technology, range from bench-top to high throughput scale and have been proven capable of removing even the most difficult solvent mixtures without compromising sample purity or integrity.
Larkin added: “We are excited to partner with a like-minded organisation that approaches product design with a keen understanding of the needs and challenges facing today’s customers. Having a broader offering that includes single sample evaporators is particularly relevant for those engaged in pharmaceutical and cannabis sample preparation workflows. The SP team is looking forward to working with our customers to provide them with the best solution for their requirements in conjunction with the unparalleled service and lifetime applications support that have led to SP Genevac being the recognised market leader.”
More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/KKpB 52802pr@reply-direct.com
Liquid Handling Solutions for Every Application
Poulten & Graf offer an excellent range of reliable products for all your liquid handling requirements. Whether you are looking for a manual or automatic process or if it is for handling aqueous solutions or aggressive acid the company have the right device for your application.
Over the years Poulten & Graf have gained extensive experience in the production of manual bottle top dispensers and automatic dosing systems. The products are not only indispensable in everyday life in the laboratory, but they are also easy to use, safe and precise.
Poulten & Graf are proud to present their wide product range, which extends from bottle top dispensers to an automatic dosing system.
These cover most laboratory applications and are also suitable for chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing uses as well.
Poulten & Graf have the widest product range of liquid handling products on the laboratory market and offer real choice and expertise to customers.
The company’s product range includes the brands of FORTUNA® OPTIFIX®
and POLYFIX® Dispensers and staff are experts at
providing the most suitable solution. To assist in choosing the right Poulten & Graf liquid handling device for your application, a chemical resistance list has been published and can be downloaded from the company website.
More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/Po4e 52283pr@reply-direct.com
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