Robotic instruments can be used for high-throughput automation of many lab processes. Such processes use instruments for assays like cell based assays and ELISA, for sample preparation like shakers, centrifuges and incubators, and for analysis such as sequencing and western blot analyzers. Useful features of robotic instruments include speed, reproducibility, barcode readers, software and automation.
ACSIA NGSLibPrep Edition, the solution to automate the libraries preparation for next-generation sequencing. In view of increasing your productivity, avoiding contamination and improving your work efficiency, PrimaDiag created ACSIA NGSLibPrep Edition. It uses our software PrimaControlleur®II and has been designed to allow you to effectively perform your libraries preparation.ACSIA NGSLibPrep Edition allows you to perform 96…
The Mini Centrifuge is ideal for quick spin-downs of microtubes and PCR tubes.
Two plates can be inserted confidently into the Microplate Centrifuge without sealing tape or caps.
Optimized for brewing yeast, wine yeast and other small cells with one channel of fluorescence.
A micro-well, plate-based bright field imaging cytometer for 2D and 3D culture using both adherent and suspension cells.
A micro-well, plate-based multi-channel bright field and 3 fluorescent channels imaging cytometer for 2D and 3D culture using both adherent and suspension cells.
High Quality Assays with Reproducible and Reliable Results
High Quality Assays with Reproducible and Reliable Results
Excellent heating, shaking, and protection for your cell cultures
High performance compact heater-shaker with secure fixing for variable plates
Designed to fit into the busiest of cell biology or screening laboratories, the Thermo Scientific™ Cytomat™ 10 Automated Incubator offers superior environmental control and can be seamlessly integrated with any existing automated system
IVARO AP is more than just a liquid handler. It supports you in all types of sample preparation. Filling liquids into several identical tubes is just as easy as aliquoting samples into different containers and microtest plates, or creating dilution series.
