AutoMate Scientific Introduces the New BubbleStop™ Syringe Heater

8 Mar 2011
bridget bridget
Laboratory Director

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Stop bubbles in your tubing - AutoMate Scientific introduces the new BubbleStop™ Syringe Heater

Bubbles in perfusion systems are caused by solution temperature changes. As solutions warm, they cannot hold as much gas, so they off-gas. This forms bubbles in perfusion tubing. It is especially true in inline heaters where the temperature rises dramatically.

The best cure for bubbles is to pre-warm your solutions. AutoMate Scientific introduces the BubbleStop™ Syringe Heater with integrated temperature feedback. Set the temperature on the BubbleStop a few degrees higher than room temperature or your inline heater, and the warmed solutions will off-gas in the reservoirs – not in your tubing.

Available in gravity and pressurized configurations with 35 ml or 60 ml syringe reservoirs.

Low noise for electrophysiology. Don't let another bubble slow you down.

For more information visit the company article page.

BubbleStop4 60ml Syringe Heater - Gravity

AutoMate Scientific Inc.

Bubbles in perfusion systems are caused by solution temperature changes. As solutions warm, they cannot hold as much gas, so they off-gas. This forms bubbles in perfusion tubing. It is especially true in inline heaters where the temperature rises dramatically. The best cure for bubbles is to pre-warm your solutions. AutoMate Scientific introduces the BubbleStop™ Syringe Heater with integrated temperature sensor and feedback. Set the temperature on the BubbleStop a few degrees higher than room temperature or your inline heater, and the warmed solutions will off-gas in the syringe reservoirs to the maximum gas concentration for that temperature. Even if they cool and re-heat again inside the perfusion tubing, they will not off-gas.• Easy to remove full syringes • Analog heating power - low noise for electrophysiology • Completely shielded electronics plus external power supply • Spill-proof design • Range: ambient to 50°C liquid temperature• Mounts to standard 1/2" rod• Includes syringes and stopcocks

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BubbleStop8 60ml Syringe Heater - Pressurized

AutoMate Scientific Inc.

Bubbles in perfusion systems are caused by solution temperature changes. As solutions warm, they cannot hold as much gas, so they off-gas. This forms bubbles in perfusion tubing. It is especially true in inline heaters where the temperature rises dramatically. The best cure for bubbles is to pre-warm your solutions. AutoMate Scientific introduces the BubbleStop™ Syringe Heater with integrated temperature sensor and feedback. Set the temperature on the BubbleStop a few degrees higher than room temperature or your inline heater, and the warmed solutions will off-gas in the syringe reservoirs to the maximum gas concentration for that temperature. Even if they cool and re-heat again inside the perfusion tubing, they will not off-gas.• Easy to remove full syringes • Analog heating power - low noise for electrophysiology • Completely shielded electronics plus external power supply • Spill-proof design • Range: ambient to 50°C liquid temperature• Mounts to standard 1/2" rod• Includes syringes and stopcocks

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AutoMate Scientific Introduces the New BubbleStop™ Syringe Heater