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Autoclaveable, Multi-Element Probe
Booth 3060.
Multi-element probes maximize productivity and address tedious labor-intensive tasks by processing numerous samples simultaneously. The 96-element probe features 9-mm spacing between the microtips, making it applicable for either manual or automatically controlled high-throughput liquid processing systems. Manufactured from titanium alloy, the autoclaveable probe is suited for critical and sensitive biological or pharmaceutical applications, such as DNA shearing, yeast and tissue cell extraction, mixing, degassing, and micro-encapsulations. Smaller versions are available for use with microtiter plates with either 4, 8, or 24 wells.
Sonics & Materials
53 Church Hill Rd.
Newtown CT 06470
Phone:
203-270-4600
Fax:
203-270-4610
http://www.sonics.com
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