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PerkinElmer Protome Works System by Perkin Elmer is a used robotic handling systems listing available for GBP 250. Browse specifications, request seller details, and find similar equipment on Machinery Masters.
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Price: £ 250
This listing is for a Perkin Elmer The Protome Works System Mass PREP Station Robotic Protein Handling System.
Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom5,791 km away
Model Number
Protome Works System Mass PREP Station
Stock Number
1021.8B
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Applications & Use Cases
- Automated sample preparation for mass spectrometry analysis in proteomics research.
- High-throughput protein digestion and peptide purification.
- Robotic handling of microplates and reagents in drug discovery and development.
- Standardisation of protein sample preparation workflows in biotech laboratories.
- Parallel processing of multiple samples for increased laboratory efficiency.
Typical Specifications
- Typical capacity
- This class of system commonly handles multiple microplates (e.g., 96-well or 384-well) simultaneously for high-throughput processing.
- Power supply
- Units of this type typically operate on standard laboratory power, commonly 230V, 50Hz in the UK.
- Footprint
- Robotic handling systems for lab automation can vary in size, but typically require dedicated bench space or a small laboratory footprint.
- Throughput
- Designed for automated, unattended operation, offering significantly higher throughput compared to manual methods for sample preparation.
- Automation features
- Commonly includes robotic arms, liquid handling capabilities, temperature control, and integrated plate readers or incubators.
- Software integration
- Typically features dedicated control software for programming workflows and integration with laboratory information management systems (LIMS).
Frequently Asked Questions
- Routine maintenance commonly involves cleaning, calibration of liquid handling components, and periodic checks of robotic arm mechanics. Specific schedules will be detailed in the manufacturer's manual.
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