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Molecular Devices ClonePix 2 Automated Mammalian Colony Picker

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The ClonePix 2 model CP3038 operates on 115 VAC, 60 Hz with a power consumption of 1250 W max. It features integrated robotic colony picking with precise fluid delivery via multiple tubing lines. The system includes a Dell computer monitor and built-in control panel with status indicators (Power On, Robot Active, Low Air, Z Datum, Dryer Fault, UV Light). The instrument is compatible with Jun-Air compressor, model CE302-105, serial number 065080303A, providing 12.2 bar pressure and 115 V operation. The manufacturing year of the ClonePix 2 is 2015.
Technical Data
Model: ClonePix 2 Serial Number: CP3038 Voltage: 115 VAC Frequency: 60 Hz Power Consumption: 1250 W max Manufacturing Year: 2015 Configuration: Model: Dell Monitor Serial Number: None Model: Jun-Air Compressor CE302-105 Serial Number: 065080303A
Voltage
115 VAC
Frequency
60 Hz
Power Consumption
1250 W max
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Description
The ClonePix 2 model CP3038 operates on 115 VAC, 60 Hz with a power consumption of 1250 W max. It features integrated robotic colony picking with precise fluid delivery via multiple tubing lines. The system includes a Dell computer monitor and built-in control panel with status indicators (Power On, Robot Active, Low Air, Z Datum, Dryer Fault, UV Light). The instrument is compatible with Jun-Air compressor, model CE302-105, serial number 065080303A, providing 12.2 bar pressure and 115 V operation. The manufacturing year of the ClonePix 2 is 2015.
Technical Data
Model: ClonePix 2 Serial Number: CP3038 Voltage: 115 VAC Frequency: 60 Hz Power Consumption: 1250 W max Manufacturing Year: 2015 Configuration: Model: Dell Monitor Serial Number: None Model: Jun-Air Compressor CE302-105 Serial Number: 065080303A
Voltage
115 VAC
Frequency
60 Hz
Power Consumption
1250 W max
Manufacturing Year
2015
Configuration
Model: Dell Monitor Serial Number: None Model: Jun-Air Compressor CE302-105 Serial Number: 065080303A
Accessories
Dell Computer Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse, Jun-Air Compressor CE302-105, Fluid Bottles and Tubing Set
Dimensions
40 × 30 × 55 in
Weight
Approximately 350 lbs

Product description

Automated mammalian colony picker with advanced imaging and robotics, ideal for cell line development and biopharmaceutical research.

The Molecular Devices ClonePix 2 Mammalian Colony Picker is a fully automated system engineered for high-throughput mammalian colony picking essential in cell line development and molecular cloning workflows. Featuring integrated advanced fluorescence and bright-field imaging, it enables precise, rapid colony selection with robotic picking technology, streamlining operations in biopharmaceutical production pipelines and synthetic biology research.

Key features include:

  • High-throughput mammalian colony selection with enhanced imaging capabilities
  • Accurate, contamination-minimizing robotic handling for consistent results
  • Robust design supporting reliable fluid handling for various culture formats
  • Integrated user-friendly software platform facilitating workflow management
  • Essential tool for molecular diagnostics, gene editing, and bioprocess automation
  • Manufactured in 2015, suitable for demanding laboratory and biotechnology environments

Widely adopted in biotechnology, this instrument supports efficient screening and isolation of mammalian clones, making it critical for researchers involved in biomanufacturing and cell-based assay development.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 20 October 2026