Liquid Handling Station flow
The BRAND Liquid Handling Station (LHS) pipetting robot handles routine tasks at high speed and with the highest precision.
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The BRAND® Liquid Handling Station (LHS) pipetting robot is an outstanding solution to automating common repetitive pipetting tasks without the complexity and cost of large-scale devices. The LHS makes the benefits of automation accessible to those working with small to medium sample volumes in a wide range of pipetting applications covering everything from ELISA to cherry picking to serial dilution. The LHS Flow offers a compact clean room in your lab! The Flow Box directs filtered air in a horizontal, laminar air stream through the work area, which prevents contamination. Primary applications are those in which the liquids must be free of particles and microorganisms.
The key benefits:
- Intuitive – Simple method creation in minutes with the intuitive software – no programming needed!
- Versatile – Seven configurable work positions accommodate individual vessels up to 384-well plates, covering nearly any pipetting need
- Compact – Fits right on your lab bench with a footprint of 24” x 20” and 21” tall
- Consistent - Eliminates pipetting errors from monotonous, repetitive tasks, producing consistent results and saving you time
Applications:
- PCR and qPCR
- ELISA
- Enzyme Assays
- Cherry-picking
- Serial dilutions
- Sample preparation
- General liquid transfers
Automated Liquid Handling within a Benchtop Class 5 Clean Room
Liquid handling is often required for extremely sensitive cell or DNA-based applications that demand air filtration technology and clean rooms. In this video, technical product manager Stephanie Franco describes how the new Liquid Handling Station flow, by BrandTech, enables such assays to be conducted in a fully-automated fashion, on your benchtop.
This interview was filmed as part of our coverage of SLAS2019 - see other video highlights here >>
Rethinking ELISA pipetting routines in small-scale labs
The bottlenecks of manual ELISA are well known, but modern liquid handling tools offer a practical way to fix them
