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    ODTC96-2 PCR Unit

    US$4 / hour

     

    The instrument

    Primary Function: The INHECO ODTC 96 is a high-performance on-deck thermal cycler designed for seamless integration into automated liquid handling workstations, providing rapid and uniform thermal cycling for 96-well PCR plates. It ensures precise temperature control and stability for a wide range of molecular biology applications.

    Key Features:

    • Utilizes patented Vapor Chamber Mount (VCM) technology for superior well-to-well temperature uniformity and rapid temperature transitions, even with unequally filled plates.
    • Features a horizontal-opening heated lid that allows for direct pipetting access during thermal cycling and incubation steps, enabling continuous 24/7 automated operation.
    • Compact design with a minimal footprint, equivalent to approximately 2.5 SBS positions, optimizing valuable deck space on automated platforms.
    • Equipped with an automated plate ejection mechanism with exchangeable ejection bars for flexible plate handling.
    • Designed for easy integration into automated workflows via a SiLA-compliant interface.

    Applications: Ideal for high-throughput Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), quantitative PCR (qPCR), Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) library preparation, DNA/RNA amplification, high-throughput genetic testing, molecular biology studies, single cell analysis, and various genomic workflows requiring fast and accurate temperature control.

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