Introducing the AutoMATE™ 96: The Fully Automated, High-Throughput Liquid Handling Workstation available from SLS

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Introducing the AutoMATE™ 96: The Fully Automated, High-Throughput Liquid Handling Workstation available from SLS

17 Mar, 2023

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Scientific Laboratory Supplies (SLS) continue to work to bring the newest and innovative products to market, with the latest launch of the Accuris Instruments AutoMATE 96 from Benchmark Scientific. The AutoMATE™ 96 is a fully automated, high throughput liquid handling workstation.

Capable of dispensing up to 96 channels simultaneously, the AutoMATE™ 96 significantly reduces the processing time and errors associated with manual pipetting. The included tablet features an intuitive app for programming and operation. Unlike many 96-well pipetting stations, the AutoMATE 96™ is ‘hands-free’, with motorised tip loading/ejection and a four position, automated, sliding platform that precisely aligns the tips with the appropriate microplate/reservoir. Once programmed, the instrument is capable of running protocols to completion without any user input.

Three interchangeable heads allow for a pipetting range from 1.0μL to 1000μL and offers pipetting modes such as standard, repeat, plate-filling, serial dilutions, mixing and reverse pipetting. The AutoMATE™ 96 is compact enough to fit onto a standard lab bench or into a biosafety cabinet.

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