Hamilton Microlab 600 Series Dual Syringe Dispenser

• Serial dilutions in analytical chemistry and life sciences.
• Titrations for chemical analysis and quality control.
• Standard preparations and reagent distribution in laboratory settings.
• Sample aliquoting for high-throughput screening and diagnostics.

Typical capacity

Units in this series commonly feature syringe sizes ranging from 10 µL to 25 mL, allowing for a broad spectrum of dispensing volumes.

Power supply

Typically operates on standard laboratory power, commonly 230V AC, 50/60 Hz for the UK market.

Dispensing mechanism

Utilises positive-displacement syringe drives, ensuring accuracy independent of fluid viscosity or vapour pressure.

Control interface

Features semi-automated control via a hand probe or optional foot switch for ergonomic operation.

Number of syringes

This model is a dual-syringe dispenser, enabling simultaneous or sequential handling of two different fluids.

Footprint

For this class of equipment, units typically have a compact benchtop design, suitable for most laboratory environments.

• What types of fluids can this dispenser handle?

  The positive-displacement design allows it to handle a wide range of fluids, including viscous, volatile, and dense liquids, with consistent accuracy.

• Is this unit suitable for sterile applications?

• What maintenance is typically required for a Microlab 600?

• Can this system be integrated with other laboratory equipment?

• Are spare parts and consumables readily available?

Syringe pumps and perfusors are valued for precise, controlled fluid delivery in research and clinical settings. Buyers typically seek models with reliable stepper motors, accurate flow rate repeatability, and straightforward programming interfaces. When purchasing used equipment, inspecting pump calibration, checking for wear on drive mechanisms, and verifying software compatibility proves important. These devices generally maintain strong reputations for durability and consistent performance across decades of operation.

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