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Atoll MediaScout ResiQuot Vacuum Manifold for Precise Aliquot Metering into 96-Well Microplates

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MPN
500/00000024
Condition Description
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - APPEARS UN-USED
Weight (lbs)
5
Country/region of manufacture
Germany
Custom Label
F4A
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Specifications 8

Brands
Atoll
New/Used
Used
MPN
500/00000024
Condition Description
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - APPEARS UN-USED
Dimensions
8"W x 7"D x 4"H
Weight (lbs)
5
Country/region of manufacture
Germany
Custom Label
F4A

Product description

Vacuum manifold for accurate aliquoting of chromatography media suspensions into 96-well microplates with ±0.3 µl precision.

The Atoll MediaScout ResiQuot is a vacuum manifold designed for precise and reproducible dispensing of aliquots from solids or suspensions, such as chromatography media, into standard 96-well microplates. It facilitates batch mode determination of chromatographic parameters and other experimental applications.

  • Applications:
  • Batch tests in 96-well microtiter plates
  • Adsorption isotherm data acquisition
  • Optimization of adsorption conditions
  • Performance comparison of separation media
  • Reduction of development time and costs
  • Aliquot volumes available: 7.8 μl (± 0.3 μl), 20.8 μl, 50.9 μl
  • Handles very small amounts of media with higher accuracy than pipetting, especially with materials prone to sticking or rapid settling
  • Aliquots are aspirated via vacuum into 96 cylindrical holes on a metal perforated plate
  • Aliquots are released into microplate wells using a separate pusher tool (not included) featuring 96 cylindrical spikes matching the perforated plate holes
  • Excess solids in perforated plate holes can be recovered for additional aliquots
  • Technical features of the manifold assembly:
  • Lower plate acts as vacuum chamber with connector and stainless steel frit holder sealed by gasket
  • Vacuum suction only through stainless steel frit
  • Alignment guaranteed by dowel pins and secure clamping screws
  • Vacuum-tight connection ensured by gasket on upper manifold edge
  • Perforated plate precisely aligned to 96 larger holes in upper manifold and held by clamps
  • Suspension is drawn under vacuum into perforated plate holes down to the stainless steel frit level

Note: The unit is incomplete as the pusher tool is not included and is sold as-is.

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Last updated 19 October 2026