Introducing The New Ultra Low Carryover Valve
Increasing Throughput, Reducing Carryover, and Simplyfing Fluidic Circuits in your Clinical Diagnostics or Analytical Instrumentation
How can the Ultra Low Carryover Valve help improve your fluidic system design?
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Improve Throughput
By reducing carryover, wash times are decreased, thereby increasing throughput.
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Decrease Fluid Circuit Volume
The Ultra Low Carryover’s small internal volume and manifold mount capability help minimize fluidic circuit volumes saving reagents and speeding reaction times.
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Reduce Waste
Liquid volumes used are decreased by reducing wash times, which lowers liquid and disposal cost.
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Longer Life
Eliminate the need to replace pinch valve tubing or internal pinch valves, which reduces downtime and maintenance costs.
These features translate into more samples per hour and reduced cost per sample, major cost drivers in most laboratories.
best in class carryover performance
Reducing Fluidic Circuit Complexity
A single Ultra Low Carryover valve can replace two or more valves in your fluid circuits
Reducing Carryover and Improving Fluidic Circuit Efficiency in Laboratory Instrumentation
This white paper discusses how to reduce carryover and improve efficiency in fluidic circuits.
Download this white paper to learn about reducing carryover in laboratory instrumentation:
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