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Scienion P-2002 PDC'70 Type 3 Piezo Dispensing Capillary, 300–360 pL

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Product description

Scienion P-2002 piezo dispensing capillary for contactless 300–360 pL biomolecule dispensing.

The Scienion P-2002 PDC'70 Type 3 piezo dispensing capillary is designed for contactless, picoliter-scale dispensing in Scienion sciDROP and sciFLEXARRAYER systems. It supports precise deposition of biomolecules, antibodies, reagents, and other liquid samples for microarray and biotechnology workflows.

Technical specifications

  • Capillary type: PDC'70
  • Type: 3
  • Dispensing volume: 300–360 pL (picoliters)
  • Dispensing method: Contactless piezoelectric dispensing
  • Compatible systems: Scienion dispensing systems, including sciDROP and sciFLEXARRAYER
  • Applications: Microarray preparation, biomolecule deposition, antibody spotting, molecular diagnostics, and life science research

The capillary is supplied in good used condition and is described as fully functional.

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Last updated 8 November 2026