Tecan Genesis 150 2002 Liquid Handling Station Spares

• Automated plate replication and reformatting for high-throughput screening.
• Genomic applications such as PCR setup, normalisation, and sequencing reaction preparation.
• Cell-based assays, including cell seeding, media exchange, and compound addition.
• Drug discovery workflows, including compound management and ADME/Tox studies.
• Proteomics research for protein purification and crystallisation setup.

Typical capacity

Typically accommodates 96-well and 384-well microplates, with some configurations supporting 1536-well plates.

Power supply

Commonly operates on standard laboratory power, typically 230V, 50Hz for units in the UK.

Footprint

For this class of equipment, a typical footprint might range from 1 to 2 square metres, depending on the configuration and integrated modules.

Liquid handling volume range

Units of this type commonly handle volumes from sub-microlitre to several hundred microlitres per channel.

Throughput

Throughput varies significantly by application, but these systems are designed for high-volume processing, often handling hundreds of plates per day.

Automation features

Typically includes robotic plate movement, multiple pipetting heads, and integration with other lab devices.

• What does 'SPARES ONLY' mean for this listing?

  This indicates the listing is for parts from a Tecan Genesis Liquid Handling Station, not a complete, operational unit. Buyers should expect to use these components for repair or refurbishment of an existing system.

• Are these spares compatible with all Genesis models?

• What components are typically offered as spares for a liquid handling station?

• Can I get technical support for installing these spares?

• What is the typical lifespan of components from a used liquid handling station?

Liquid handling stations are valued in laboratory and pharmaceutical settings for their precision and repeatability in fluid transfer tasks. When purchasing used equipment, buyers typically prioritise verifying calibration history, checking for corrosion or wear on critical components, and confirming software compatibility. The sector generally regards these systems as reliable workhorses when properly maintained. Common strengths include accuracy in dispensing, reduced operator fatigue, and consistent results across batches. Buyers should examine pump condition and control system functionality carefully.

General overview for this equipment type