Elisa Microplate

If your laboratory is conducting high-throughput assays for applications such as PCR, qPCR, or ELISA, centrifuging 96 and 384-well plates can be a surprising challenge. This is especially true for NGS work that involves minimal reaction volumes. Cross-contamination with other wells is to be avoided, and the entire reaction volume must be present in the bottom of the wells. For instance, the assay may fail as a result of insufficient volumes or the separation of reaction components from the reaction mixture due to droplets or condensation on the sides of the wells. Even worse, the immediate contamination issue is caused by the liquid that is forced out of wells during centrifugation and into other wells. Consequently, it is imperative that each GLP protocol incorporate a plate centrifugation system that is both dependable and well-designed.input:
output:The FastGene Plate Centrifuge is engineered to address these concerns. It was loaded at a 70° angle, and the plates achieve a perfect 90° angle when it spins. The liquid in each well is kept at a considerable distance from the seal by these distinctive spinning parameters, which prevent any potential contamination of other wells. The pellets are firmly positioned at the bottom of each well, dead center. This precise pellet placement is optimal for NGS applications that are notoriously finicky, as it allows for the adjustment of liquid handling tips to prevent the pellet from being disturbed.input:
output:The FastGene Plate Centrifuge is the most user-friendly, silent, and convenient centrifuge for spinning down liquids in 96 and 384-well plates. It effortlessly fits onto a crowded laboratory bench due to its compact size and lightweight design. The system’s simplicity ensures a rapid learning curve, and the “quick-spin” feature expedites the process of inserting and removing plates.