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New 25 ml divided reservoir offers lowest dead volume on the market

INTEGRA has expanded its Clear Advantage™ product family to include a divided reservoir, offering 5 and 10 ml volumes side-by-side, while still nesting comfortably in the company’s standard 25 ml reusable, sturdy base. A combination of design and innovation offers a pipetting experience with less reagent and plastic waste, and the lowest dead volume on the market.

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INTEGRA has expanded its Clear Advantage™ product family to include a divided reservoir, offering 5 and 10 ml volumes side-by-side, while still nesting comfortably in the company’s standard 25 ml reusable, sturdy base. A combination of design and innovation offers a pipetting experience with less reagent and plastic waste, and the lowest dead volume on the market.

Each reservoir benefits from the company’s SureFlo™ anti-sealing array, which prevents tips from sealing off and liquid ‘popping’ into tips, filters or pipettes. This feature is enhanced with a specially formulated inert, hydrophilic surface treatment that stops liquid from pooling and results in the lowest dead volume on the market. The new design perfectly complements INTEGRA’s entire family of multichannel EVOLVE manual pipettes, VIAFLO electronic pipettes and VOYAGER adjustable spacing pipettes. The eight-channel VOYAGER pipette is ideal for aspirating from the 5 ml side and then dispensing into a 96- or 384-well plate, ...

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