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Quality Conductive Robotic Tips Provide Maximum Precision
Mar 05 2019
Electrically conductive tips have become essential for many robotic systems and applications. The conductive tip material allows the robot to sense the change in resistance when the tip is immersed into liquid, signalling that it is safe for suction to begin. This avoids any air bubbles, allowing the sample to be gathered cleanly, even with minimal immersion and with wells filled to different levels.
All blackKnights, the conductive robotic tips from Ritter Medical, are produced under cleanroom conditions and tested from independent laboratories to be free of DNase, RNase, ATP and pyrogens. Each lot of these tips is tested according to the quality management system by Ritter Medical to assure reproducible results of your applications. With blackKnights even small volumes can be dosed with high precision and without contamination.
Ritter offers its SBS standard blackKnights conductive tips in seven sizes, ranging from 10 µl to 1,200 µl, and in different versions and packages: with or without filter, blistered, cardboard packaging or tip box. Some sizes are also available in non-sterile formats as well as in bioclean (pre-sterilised) version.
Ritter blackKnights available in four formats:
Robotic tips for Hamilton Microlab Star, Nimbus® and Vantage. They are not available in the US. Microlab Star, Nimbus und Vantage are registered trademarks of Hamilton AG.
Robotic tips for Tecan and other OEM-Workstations. Tecan is a registered trademark of Tecan AG.
Robotic tips for Qiagen and other OEM-Workstations. Qiagen is a registered trademark of Qiagen GmbH.
Olympus diagnostic without compromises. Olympus is a registered trademark of Olympus GmbH.
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