Other FlexDrop Plus advantages:
The FlexDrop Plus platform redefines the user experience around nanoliter, low volume liquid handling automation, providing any laboratory with the means to consistently dispense as low as 8 nL with the push of a button in an easy-to-use device that runs from an integrated touch screen PC.
The FlexDrop Plus platform uses positive pressure in eight independent controlled channels. Each channel can dispense up to 100 droplets per second. It generates droplets between 8 nanoliters (nL) and 50 nL in size to achieve the target dispense volume. The system includes droplet verification, which verifies the exact number of droplets have been dispensed and provides a verification report post-run. The proprietary source well plate features 100 µm hole at the bottom which facilitates the droplets under positive pressure.
The touch-screen software control is seamless and simple to use. No previous programming or automation experience is needed. Users can set-up and start dispensing in minutes.
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Other FlexDrop Plus advantages:
Dimensions | 471.0 mm (W) x 575.0 mm (D) x 433.0 mm (H) |
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Voltage |
100 - 240 V
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Weight |
45.0 kg
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Application |
Assay Design and Development (DoE)
Dose Response study
Flow Cytometry
High Throughput Screening (HTS)
Library Prep
Next Generation Sequencing
NGS
Normalization
Pooling
Profiling
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Automation Compatible |
Yes
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Brand |
FlexDrop Plus
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Model |
FlexDrop™ Plus Non-contact Dispenser
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Research Areas |
Drug Discovery
Genomics
NGS
Pharmaceutics
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Unit Size |
1 unit
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