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Automated microplate mover with 3 stacks, precision gripping, and high-throughput handling for screening labs.
The Thermo Scientific Orbitor RS2 Microplate Mover is a compact and versatile automated system designed for precise and efficient transport of microplates in high-throughput laboratory workflows. Equipped with a 3-stacker configuration, it supports sequential access to up to 120 microplates (approximately 40 per stack), compatible with most SBS-standard labware.
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This microplate mover is critical in biotechnology fields such as molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing automation, and drug discovery screening, providing reliable robotic plate handling essential for synthetic biology and high-throughput screening environments. Its compact footprint supports deployment in constrained lab spaces while enhancing workflow efficiency.
Additional capabilities include barcode reading, image capture, and customizable locating fixtures to extend functionality. Rigorous in-house testing ensures operational reliability, making it well-suited for academic research, pharmaceutical laboratories, and biomanufacturing facilities focusing on genomic assays and cell-based screening.
By supporting automated microplate transfer with precise gripping and high capacity, the Orbitor RS2 facilitates critical stages of biotechnological research and clinical diagnostics automation. This makes it a valuable component in modern lab automation infrastructures worldwide.
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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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Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
The middle half of the 111 with a price runs from €500 to €2,079.
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