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DESCRIPTION The AD1500 is a tabletop workstation designed for high speed aspirating and dispensing applications to glass slides, microtiter plates or membranes. Its compact footprint and up to four BioJet Plus Pumps make it ideal for a research laboratory to investigate new applications. Both chemical and biological reagents can be dispensed using the proprietary BioJet technology. BioJet Plus couples the X-Y-Z motion control system with the high precision displacement capabilities of a syringe pump and the high-speed actuation of a microsolenoid valve. The three components synchronized together result in a precise, non-contact nanoliter delivery system. |
| FEATURES AND BENEFITS SPEED -"On the Fly" dispensing -Non-Contact mode reduces wash time FOOTPRINT -Small design to accommodate research environment MULTI-MODE DISPENSING -1 Channel BioJet Plus Non Contact Dispenser -Aspirate and Dispense -Continuous Dispense |
| PERFORMANCE X-Y Table Speed 175 mm/second Minimum Aspirate Volume 1 µL Minimum Dispense Volume 20 nL Dynamic Dispense Range 20 nL - 250 µL Positioning Performance Stepper Motor Resolution = 1.3 µm Repeatability < ± 10 µm (95% Confidence) |
DIMENSIONS (L X W X H)
32" x 24" x 24"
WEIGHT
85 lbs
POWER REQUIREMENT
110/220 VAC; 50/60 Hz
VACUUM REQUIREMENT
Vacuum Wash Station: 2.1 CFM (~60 CL)
DISPENSING SPECIFICATIONS
DISPENSE MODES
Aspirate/Dispense (source to destination)
Continuous (bulk reservoir to destination)
DISPENSE TO DISPENSE PRECISION
<10% CV at 50 nL, <7% CV at 100 nL; <4% CV at 500 nL
DISPENSE ACCURACY
±7% at 50 nL, ±5% at 100 nL
DISPENSE SPEED
< 10 seconds for a complete dispense to a 12 position
Biosensor card (shown above)
OPTIONS
HUMIDITY CONTROL
SUBSTRATE NEST
Glass Slide, Microtiter Plate, or Membrane
VACUUM PUMP
HELIUM DEGASSER
AD1500 shown with a Glucose
Biosensor Card
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