Electronic Pipettor Offers Affordable and Flexible Sample Handling

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Electronic Pipettor Offers Affordable and Flexible Sample Handling

01 Apr, 2010

Published over 16 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Laboratory products.

Integra has announced the introduction of the Voyager™ adjustable spacing pipettor. Available with six, eight or twelve channels the new Voyager™ electronic pipettors feature a revolutionary mechanism that alters tip spacing at the press of a button. Voyager incorporates a small motor that moves the centre-to-centre tip spacing quickly and smoothly at any point in a protocol, all with one hand. Users can preset up to three distinct tip spacings to accommodate almost any labware vessels. Voyager Tip spacing is adjustable from 4.5mm to 19.5mm.

All Voyager pipettors share the same easy-to-use Touch Wheel™ controller from the award winning Viaflo® pipettors, with intuitive programming and the industry’s first full-colour display. Also, all Voyager pipettors are designed to utilise Viaflo Griptips. As a result, individuals can pipette without ever having a tip loosen and leak or fall off. A total of eight Voyager models are now available in volume ranges from 0.5ul to 1250ul. This unique product now allows users to easy work between 24, 48, 96, 384 cell culture and assay plates, tube racks, sample storage gel electrophoresis boxes and many additional labware formats.

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