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Hamilton MPE2 Positive Pressure Module with 96-Well Air Manifold for Automated Sample Processing

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Product description

The Hamilton MPE2 Positive Pressure Module is designed for controlled air pressure application across 96-well plate formats, facilitating precise and uniform sample processing. This module integrates seamlessly into automated liquid handling workstations such as Hamilton's NIMBUS, STAR, and Microlab VANTAGE series, supporting advanced bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics workflows commonly required in biotechnology and clinical laboratories.

  • Key Features:
  • Interchangeable 96-hole air manifold ensures consistent pressure distribution for uniform filtration and extraction.
  • Air pressure regulation between 80 psi minimum and 120 psi maximum for adaptable processing protocols.
  • Built-in sensors monitor vacuum and pressure conditions, detecting under-pressure, over-pressure, and sealing integrity.
  • Compact form factor with logistics and control modules measuring 17.53 × 6.25 × 7.11 in. and 10.38 × 8.43 × 2.88 in., respectively.
  • Communication via Ethernet and USB facilitates integration with automated platforms and software control.
  • Input power specifications: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 2.5 A; output power: 48 VDC, ±2%, max 221 W.
  • Full accessory set includes control and logistics modules, waste bottle with sensors, quick connect fittings, inline filters, and required communication and power cables (computer not included).
  • Applications:
  • Solid-phase extraction (SPE) crucial for molecular cloning and nucleic acid purification workflows in synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics.
  • Filtration of biological samples critical in proteomics and protein precipitation workflows.
  • Liquid-liquid extraction processes common in biopharmaceutical production pipelines.
  • Enables reproducible and high-throughput sample preparation for clinical diagnostics, biotechnology research, and bioanalytical assays.
  • Performance & Testing:

The module undergoes rigorous in-house servicing including communication initialization, vacuum pressure generation and detection, pressure regulation validation, waste monitoring, and method execution adherence to ensure fully functional status suitable for high-throughput, automated laboratory environments.

This positive pressure module is essential for researchers seeking robust, reliable filtration and extraction under tightly controlled conditions, widely used in biotechnology, biomedical engineering, and clinical research laboratories.

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This module requires purchase as part of a complete Hamilton automated liquid handling system and is not sold individually. It is widely adopted in bioprocessing laboratories where precise environmental control and reproducibility are critical components of sample preparation workflows.

Keywords: Hamilton MPE2, positive pressure module, 96-well air manifold, automated liquid handling, solid-phase extraction, sample filtration system, bioprocessing equipment, molecular diagnostics, biotechnology sample preparation, high-throughput filtration, liquid-liquid extraction, protein precipitation module, clinical diagnostics instrumentation.

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Last updated 19 October 2026