Productive Flexible Electronic Pipettor

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Productive Flexible Electronic Pipettor

07 Jun, 2010

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Integra has announced the introduction of the 6 channel Voyager electronic adjustable spacing pipettor.

Designed for laboratories looking for a productive and flexible electronic pipettor - the new six channel Voyager™ features a revolutionary mechanism that alters tip spacing at the press of a button. The 6 channel 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 spacing’s enabling one 6 channel Voyager to accommodate most labware vessels. The 6 channel tip spacing for both models can be adjusted from 9.0mm to 19.5mm.

All Voyager pipettors share the same easy-to-use Touch Wheel™ controller from the award winning Viaflo pipettors series 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. Two six channel Voyager models are now available, in volume ranges of 10-300μl and 50-1250μl. This unique product makes quick work with 24 well plates, 48 well plates and many additional labware formats.

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