Mikura Autura 1000 microplate washer

• ELISA assays in immunology and diagnostics.
• Cell-based assays requiring gentle washing steps.
• Biochemical assays for drug discovery and research.
• Genomic and proteomic studies involving microplate-based detection.

Plate compatibility

Typically compatible with 96-well and 384-well microplates.

Washing cycles

Commonly offers programmable washing cycles, including dispense, aspirate, and soak steps.

Liquid delivery

Often features peristaltic pumps for precise liquid dispense and aspiration.

Residual volume

Designed to achieve low residual volumes for optimal assay performance.

Manifold type

Typically includes removable or interchangeable manifolds for different plate types.

Power supply

Commonly operates on standard laboratory power, such as 230V, 50Hz for the UK market.

• What is the primary function of a microplate washer?

  A microplate washer is used to remove unbound reagents from microplates after incubation steps in various assays, ensuring accurate results.

• Can this unit handle different types of microplates?

• What maintenance is typically required for a microplate washer?

• Is this unit suitable for sterile applications?

• What consumables are needed for operation?

Microplate readers remain essential laboratory instruments valued for their reliability and consistency in high-throughput screening applications. Buyers typically prioritise optical performance, wavelength range compatibility, and software functionality when evaluating used models. Key considerations include detector condition, calibration currency, and spare parts availability. The equipment generally performs well in pharmaceutical development, diagnostics, and research settings. Reputation centres on durability and cost-effectiveness, particularly when sourced from well-maintained laboratory environments with complete documentation.

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