Metrohm Instrument Stars in Award Winning Movie

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Metrohm Instrument Stars in Award Winning Movie

25 May, 2010

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

Have you spotted the Metrohm Instrument whilst at the cinema?

The 858 Professional Sample Processor has starring role in the awarding the winning film Avatar. The Oscar nominated film directed by James Cameron used the 858 Professional Sample Processor in the high tech

laboratory scene. Take this as proof that Metrohm Instruments are ahead of their time.

The 858 Professional Sample Processor processes samples with volumes ranging from 500μL to 500mL. Sample transfer is carried out either by using the peristaltic pump of the 850 Professional IC system or by an 800 Dosino.

Numerous sample racks are available; these can accommodate between 12 and 148 sample vessels. The 858 Professional Sample Processor can select up to 999 sample positions. It is also possible to access an external position, e.g. for dilutions. The Professional Sample Processor provides connections for two diaphragm pumps and three MSB devices, such as the 800 Dosino or 801 Magnetic Stirrer.

The sample rack and the sample vessels with stoppers belong to the optional accessories of the 858 Professional Sample Processor. This ensures maximum flexibility in selecting the optimal combination.

Operation of the 858 Professional Sample Processor requires the Metrodata MagIC Net™ software.

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