CMA 470 Refrigerated Fraction Collector CMA8002770, 1–1200 µL

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Detail: Integrated Cooling

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Sample Format: Tubes, Microplates

Detail: Integrated Cooling

Product description

Refrigerated fraction collector for automated 1–1200 µL sample collection in HPLC and UPLC workflows.

The CMA 470 Refrigerated Fraction Collector (model CMA8002770) is an automated laboratory fraction collector designed for precise liquid fraction collection in chromatography and bioanalytical workflows. It supports fraction volumes from 1 to 1200 µL and is suitable for collecting output from separation techniques such as HPLC and UPLC.

Sample volume range: 1–1200 µL per fraction
Cooling: Refrigerated operation for maintaining consistently low sample temperatures and reducing sample degradation
Collection method: Automatic liquid fraction collection
Sample formats: Microtubes and standard sample containers, including microplates
Display: LCD display for programming and monitoring collection parameters
User interface: Controls for fraction sizes and collection intervals
Dimensions: 380 × 420 × 380 mm (W × D × H)
Power supply: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Weight: 20 kg

This refrigerated fraction collector is intended for chromatography fractionation, bioanalysis, molecular biology sample processing, and applications requiring controlled-temperature collection over extended periods. The listed unit is described as being in excellent condition and thoroughly tested.

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