DNA Sample Concentrator 

DNA / RNA

DNA Sample Concentrator 

02 Aug, 2012

Published over 14 years ago. See the latest and most current information on DNA / RNA.

The miVac DNA from Genevac is designed to safely and quickly evaporate solvents from sensitive DNA, RNA and other biological samples.

Delivering best-of-class performance in all aspects the miVac DNA provides scientists everything they need to safely and swiftly concentrate or dry their samples in a compact, easy-to-use benchtop unit. Simple ‘select & set’ single control knob control enables even new users to obtain excellent results first time and every time. The miVac DNA is capable of removing low volumes of water and organic solvents from a variety of sample formats including tubes, microplates, vials and round bottom flasks. To facilitate full experimental flexibility the miVac DNA allows advanced users access to special operational modes to speed up concentration of water or water / alcohol mixtures. Operating without a motor – the miVac DNA tirelessly removes solvent from your samples with the minimum of noise.

The miVac DNA offers digital control of concentrator temperature and short concentration times, reducing the risk of heat damage to your samples. Unlike centrifugal filters, the miVac DNA concentrates effortlessly and returns 100% of your samples every time, and with no consumable costs.

The miVac DNA is proven for reliable, productive use in Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Academic Research and Forensic laboratories.

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