Akustische Pipettierroboter der Serie Echo 650

  • Ermöglicht die Miniaturisierung von Assays in einer Vielzahl von Anwendungen
  • Transfer von 384-Well- und 1536-Well-Mikroplatten
  • Genaue, präzise, berührungslose akustische Übertragung in Volumina von nur 2,5 nl
  • Transfer aus Echo qualifizierten Probenröhrchen* und Mikroplatten
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Echo 650t Acoustic Liquid Handler

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Ein weiterer Schritt vorwärts für die akustische Pipettierung

Akustische Pipettierroboter der Serie Echo 650 sind ideal für Anwendungen mit mittlerem Durchsatz. Sie ermöglichen den Transfer von nur 2,5 nl aus 384-well und 1536-well Mikroplatten. Wenn sich Ihre Forschungsanforderungen ändern, sind Upgrade-Pakete erhältlich, die das Hinzufügen von Echo qualifizierten Probenröhren ermöglichen.

Funktionen der akustischen Pippettierroboter der Serie Echo 650

Key Benefits

  • Measure DMSO hydration levels to gain insights into sample integrity and improve transfer quality
  • Minimization of compound loss, cross-contamination, carryover, or leachates through non-contact transfer
  • Accurate and precise transfer of nanoliter-scale quantities, enabling assay miniaturization, further reducing costs
  • Better results through direct dilution of compounds, an improvement over serial dilution methods
  • Flexibility to transfer any volume, within product specifications, from any source well to any destination well

Acoustic Sample Tube Management

The FluidX AcoustiX Sample Tube (FAST) was developed in collaboration with and is sold by Brooks Life Sciences for ultra-high-density sample storage. The acoustic tube offers the following benefits:

  • Echo Qualified design - compatible with Echo 650T and 655T Liquid Handlers
  • Preserves sample integrity from storage to screen
  • Miniaturize upstream liquid handling steps to conserve sample
  • Rapidly pick sets of samples for targeted screening

Workflow Automation

To meet the broad spectrum of sample throughput needs, Echo 650 Series Liquid Handlers seamlessly integrate with the highly configurable Access™ Dual Robot System accommodating a wide variety of devices and enabling a fully automated workflow.

  • Configured to achieve optimal throughput for sample management workflows
  • Compact and ergonomic design with docking modules, turntables, retractable shelves, and drawers
  • Optional features can include environmental management to protect samples from hydration or evaporation
 

The New Sound of Sample Management

The Echo 655T Liquid Handler supports sample transfer directly from Echo Qualified sample tubes, enabling a fully non-contact liquid handling workflow from sample storage all the way to assay ready plates. The Echo 655T Liquid Handler is capable of transferring as little as 2.5 nL from 384-well and 1536-well microplates, and now, from sample tubes arrayed in a 96-tube format. Additionally, it transfers at the highest speed to meet the needs of high-throughput biochemical and cell-based screening.

Akustiktechnologie (Video)

Sehen Sie die Echo Acoustic Droplet Ejection (ADE)-Technologie in Aktion. Schallwellen schleudern genau bemessene Tröpfchen von der Quellplatte auf die darüber hängende Zielplatte.

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Characterization of CRISPR Technologies Using Cell-Free Transcription and Translation and an Acoustic Liquid Handler In this webinar, we show how prototyping CRISPR components can be accelerated by combining a cell-free transcription and translation (TXTL) system with an Echo Acoustic Liquid Handler (LH) from Beckman Coulter Life Sciences.
Achieving Cell-Free Gene Expression with An Acoustic Liquid Handler This webinar is part one of a two-part series on abstract cell-free expression.
Cell-Free Technology and Acoustic Liquid Handling Are Helping Tierra Disrupt Natural Product Discovery If you want to disrupt the natural products market, try combining acoustic liquid handling technology with advances in cell-free approaches. In this webinar, Zachary Sun, CEO of Tierra Biosciences (formerly Synvitrobio), shares how his company is doing just that using the Echo Liquid Handler.
Characterization of CRISPR Technologies Using Cell-Free Transcription and Translation and an Acoustic Liquid Handler This webinar is part two of a two-part series on abstract cell-free expression.
Leveraging acoustic and tip-based liquid handling to increase SARS-CoV-2 sequencing throughput <p>In this webinar recording, <strong>Dr. Eric Chow from UCSF</strong> explains how the ideal protocol requires a low-cost, high-throughput and simple workflow that is compatible with a wide variety of sequencing instruments.</p>

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