HIGH THROUGHPUT PRECIPITATE DETECTION SYSTEM
System Overview.
In 2007, Labman installed a precipitate detecting system in Siena, Italy. The system is used to analyse the amount of precipitate in liquid samples. Blocks of 96 Micronic blocks are loaded onto one of six vortexing mixers (0-2500 rpm). The sample undergoes a specified regime of agitation and settling before being loaded into a transmission scanning device. The transmission scanner uses a 470nm light source to assess how the transmission through the sample varies with height. A software algorithm is implemented to automatically determine the amount of precipitate. All vials are tracked using 2D barcodes allowing output transmission data to be outputted to a LIMS system.
Key Features.
Barcode tracked vials
Barcode tracked vials
Micronic Block Vortexers
6 Micronic block vortexers (0-2500 rpm)
Transmission Scanning
Transmission scanning using 470nm through beam senso
Level Detection
Software algorithm for precipitate level detection
LIMS System
Data output compatible with LIMS system
Micronic Blocks Capacity
Capacity for 6 Micronic blocks
Cycle Time
Cycle time of 45 seconds per sample
System Images.
High Throughput Precipitate Detection System
IMG_3937 [1600×1200]
IMG_3948 (Large)
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