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Applied Biosystems SeqStudio 24 Flex 36/50 cm Capillary Array for Genetic Analysis

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Capillary Length
36 cm 50cm
Number of capillaries
Set of 24
For Use with (Equipment)
SeqStudio Flex 24 Genetic Analyzer
For use with (Application)
Sequencing, Fragment analysis
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Brands
Applied Biosystems
New/Used
Used
Capillary Length
36 cm 50cm
Number of capillaries
Set of 24
For Use with (Equipment)
SeqStudio Flex 24 Genetic Analyzer
For use with (Application)
Sequencing, Fragment analysis
Dimensions
18x12x2”
Weight
1 lb

Product description

Preassembled 24-capillary array (36/50 cm) for ABI SeqStudio 24 Flex, enabling sequencing and fragment analysis.

The Applied Biosystems SeqStudio 24 Flex Capillary Array is a precision-engineered molecular biology consumable designed specifically for use with the ABI SeqStudio 24 Flex Genetic Analyzer. This capillary array comprises 24 internally uncoated capillaries with lengths of 36 cm and 50 cm, assembled within a robust frame that ensures easy installation and reliable operation.

Key technical features include:

  • Capillary Lengths: 36 cm and 50 cm options to optimize separation resolution and analysis time.
  • Capacity: Set of 24 capillaries compatible with high-throughput sequencing and fragment analysis workflows.
  • Applications: Ideal for DNA sequencing, fragment analysis, and protein quality assessment, crucial processes in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and synthetic biology research.
  • Compatibility: Specifically engineered for the ABI SeqStudio 24 Flex Genetic Analyzer platform, widely adopted in bioprocessing and biomanufacturing pipelines.
  • Physical Dimensions: Compact size (18x12x2 inches) and lightweight design (1 lb) enhance laboratory ergonomics.

This capillary array is essential for maintaining optimal instrument performance in applications requiring high-resolution sizing and sequencing, such as molecular cloning workflows and clinical diagnostics. The assembly’s original packaging preserves its integrity, guaranteeing unused components backed by the manufacturer's standard warranty.

By integrating this capillary array into your gene editing or synthetic biology projects, you ensure high precision in fragment separation, supporting robust data quality in biomedical engineering and neuroscience molecular studies.

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Frequently asked questions

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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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 22 October 2026