Win a State-of-the-Art Reagent Dispenser
Win an Integra WELLJET reagent dispenser for bulk liquid handling.

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Win a State-of-the-Art Reagent Dispenser

04 Jul, 2023

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Integra Biosciences is offering a fantastic opportunity to win a cutting-edge WELLJET reagent dispenser, complete with all necessary accessories, to take your bulk dispensing capabilities the next level.

The WELLJET reagent dispenser is a fast, flexible, and precise instrument that eliminates the repetitive task of manually filling well plates, making bulk reagent dispensing more efficient and cost-effective than before. The system minimises channel-to-channel variability and ensures the consistency of liquid handling tasks thanks to its revolutionary EasySnap™ dispensing cassettes, which can be effortlessly inserted and removed without requiring (re-)calibration. Moreover, being the smallest and most compact system of its kind in the market, it's a perfect addition to any lab.

The competition prize includes:

  • A WELLJET reagent dispenser base unit (without stacker)
  • 1 case of 8-channel small bore cassettes
  • 1 case of 8-channel large bore cassettes
  • 1 tube holder

Improve your bulk dispensing effortlessly. Simply complete Integra's questionnaire for a chance to win your very own WELLJET reagent dispenser. The deadline for entries is 30 September 2023.

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