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62608pr@reply-direct.com High throughput decapping and recapping of tube racks
The IntelliXcap™ Automated Septum Cap Decapper/Recapper from Azenta Life Sciences is a precision tube decapping / recapping instrument for use within high-throughput environments such as in biobanking, compound libraries, and other storage applications. Offering advanced automation to increase your throughput the IntelliXcap™ provides secure sealing - eliminating the need for manual intervention, while preserving vital sample integrity.
Operating at high speed to increase your productivity, this whole rack tube decapper and capper instrument automatically removes, recaps, or disposes of septum caps from a full 96-format SBS rack of sample storage tubes as well as offering provision for capping of Azenta tubes from a cap mat. Fully compatible with multiple sample storage tube types from all manufacturers of SBS format tubes, the versatile instrument can be used as a standalone unit or part of a fully automated robotic system.
With no compressed air required the IntelliXcap™ is quick to install. Operated via an intuitive touch panel the instrument is truly easy-to-use. Designed to provide long term reliability over a wide operating temperature range of 15°C to 35°C - the IntelliXcap™ is a valuable addition to any high throughput sample storage lab. More information online:
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Integra Biosciences is excited to give away 10 custom printed EVOLVE manual pipette starter packs that are sure to add colour to any lab. The limited edition EVOLVE starter packs have a unique design, and include everything needed for productive and high precision pipetting. Each pack includes 3 single channel pipettes covering a range of volumes – 20 µl, 200 µl and 1000 µl – ECO rack GRIPTIPS®, 3 shelf hooks, and a 10 ml reservoir trial pack.
Integra’s state-of-the-art EVOLVE manual pipettes offer precise liquid handling, with 3 adjustable dials to set volumes 10 times faster than conventional pipettes. This helps to reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries while accelerating pipetting for faster workfl ows, so it’s no surprise that these pipettes are loved by labs across the world.
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purifi cation workfl ows Integra Biosciences is excited to announce the launch of its MAG and HEATMAG modules for effi cient, automated magnetic bead purifi cation. These innovative solutions allow researchers to streamline several processing steps in molecular biology and proteomics workfl ows for maximum lab throughput. These time-saving devices are complemented by the COLDPLATE and BIOSHAKE - for precise temperature control and orbital shaking of magnetic beads, respectively - to further streamline protocols.
The MAG and HEATMAG modules are designed to revolutionise the speed and simplicity of magnetic bead purifi cation. They boast exceptionally powerful magnets that automatically move up and down for fast and precise magnetic bead collection, removing the need to manually move plates and tubes to and from the magnet. The magnet height is also adjustable to match the volume requirements, and the modules are fully compatible with various labware formats to offer versatility like never before.
The HEATMAG provides all of these capabilities with the addition of a unique heating element for superior temperature transmission, making it the ideal solution for lysis and elution workfl ows. Both MAG and HEATMAG can be used as standalone devices, or paired with Integra’s ASSIST PLUS pipetting robot to offer seamless, walk-away magnetic bead purifi cation with total confi dence. Alternatively, combine the modules with the MINI 96, VIAFLO 96 or VIAFLO 384 pipetting platforms to process whole plates or multiple tubes simultaneously.
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