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Sigma 113 Laboratorium Centrifuge-cover
Sigma 113 Laboratorium Centrifuge

SIGMA 113 benchtop centrifuge Build year: 1995 Max speed: 13000rpm.; Timer 3 to 15 minutes; Equip (more)ped with rotor 12027, Rotor capacity 12 x 1.5 ml tubes; Without lid Other rotors available on request The old Sigma 113 laboratory centrifuge is still functional despite its age due to its robust design and quality construction. It was built with high-quality materials and mechanical components that were designed to withstand the test of time. One of the key reasons the Sigma 113 is still functional is because of its simple and reliable design. Unlike more modern centrifuges, which can have complicated electronic controls and software, the Sigma 113 has a more straightforward mechanical operation. This makes it easy to operate and maintain, and reduces the likelihood of technical failures. The Sigma 113 also has a relatively high maximum speed and can generate a centrifugal force of up to 17,500 x g. This is impressive for a laboratory centrifuge of its size and age, and makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from sample preparation to cell culture and separation of different types of biomolecules. Another advantage of the Sigma 113 is its affordability. Despite its age, it can still be found on the second-hand market at a relatively low cost, making it an accessible option for labs with limited budgets. To conclude, the Sigma 113's functional reliability is a testament to its quality construction and design. It may not have all the bells and whistles of more modern centrifuges, but its straightforward operation and durability make it a valuable and functional piece of laboratory equipment, even today.

€425.00 ex VAT
Netherlands
benchtop centrifuges, microcentrifuges
Genexus integrated NGS sequencer-cover
Genexus integrated NGS sequencer

The Genexus Integrated Sequencer automates all steps of the targeted NGS workflow starting from puri (more)fied and quantified nucleic acid. With a single touchpoint and five minutes of hands-on time, the Genexus sequencer automates NGS library preparation (including cDNA synthesis), template preparation, sequencing, primary data analysis, and variant reporting for DNA, RNA, and cfTNA applications. Sequencing on the Genexus sequencer is done on a four-lane semiconductor chip: the Ion Torrent GX5 Chip. Each of the four lanes of the GX5 Chip supports the output of 12–15 million reads, and they can be used individually or all at once depending on throughput needs. Ion Torrent Genexus Software streamlines the NGS workflow by integrating the setup-to-report workflow within a single software ecosystem. • Rapidly go from nucleic acid to report in a single day • Simplify the NGS workflow with a single instrument that can automate library prep, sequencing, and analysis, including variant calling • Modulate run setup as samples come in with the flexibility of multiplexing up to 32 library reactions per run in increments of four • Simultaneously create libraries and sequence up to four different assays using the four-lane GX5 Chip • Reduce NGS operating costs with simplified setup using pre-filled reagents, a single touchpoint, and five minutes of total hands-on time • Prevent user error by allowing the Genexus sequencer’s onboard vision system to verify reagent placement and detect errors in real time

Turkey
dna sequencers, life science equipment other
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