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BioTek Agilent 7180543S 1x16-Tube Manifold for MultiFlo FX Syringe Pump, 96/384-Well EL406

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Item no.
10221
Plate Formats
96-Well, 384-Well
Number of Channels
16 channels
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Brands
BioTek
New/Used
Used
Item no.
10221
Plate Formats
96-Well, 384-Well
Number of Channels
16 channels

Product description

1x16-tube syringe pump manifold for BioTek MultiFlo FX and EL406 96/384-well liquid handling systems.

The BioTek Agilent 7180543S 1x16-Tube Manifold is a liquid handling accessory designed for use with the MultiFlo FX syringe pump and EL406 microplate systems. Its 16-tube configuration supports parallel fluid dispensing across compatible 96-well and 384-well microplates.

  • Model: 7180543S
  • Configuration: 1x16-tube manifold
  • Compatible systems: MultiFlo FX syringe pump and EL406
  • Supported plate formats: 96-well and 384-well
  • Application: Automated liquid handling and microplate dispensing for biotechnology, cell-based assays, molecular biology, and research workflows

The offered manifold has been tested and is described as fully functional and ready for use.

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Last updated 1 November 2026