Thalassemia syringe pump Symax
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thalassemia syringe pump
thalassemia syringe pump
thalassemia syringe pump
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Characteristics

Applications
for biomedical research, chromatography, chemotherapy, enteral nutrition, thalassemia, for toxicology
Number of channels
multi-channel
Length

270 mm
(10.63 in)

Width

95 mm
(3.74 in)

Height

85 mm
(3.35 in)

Description

The Spetec syringe pump is used for metering fluids in the microliter and nanoliter range. Its core components consist of the stepper motor drive, high-precision carriage, adjustable syringe holder, and replaceable syringe. Thanks to the high resolution of 25,600 steps per revolution, individual steps during themovement sequence are barely perceptible. Both disposable and metal-free precision syringes of any required volume can be used. The smallest volume that can be delivered on each individual pulse when standard syringes are used is 4 picoliters. Depending on the size and diameter of the employed syringe, the total amount delivered per minute can be adjusted between 5 nl and 44 ml. Range of applications: Metering of microvolumes Long-term trials Extremely high-precision filling of fluids Surface technology Injection technology Cell research (Bio)analytical chemistry Horizontal and vertical operation possible Features: Unrestricted choice of syringes thanks to adjustable syringe holder Custom syringes available on request Gearless stepper motor drive Control via PC software Automatic filling cycle (switched using controlled 3-way valve) Individual control of multiple pumps USB-RS485 interface LED status display Options: Software-controlled 3-way valve for switching between filling and metering with current reduction for minimized heat generation Foot switch for starting metering operation
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