MICROLAB 600 Diluter & Dispenser

Diluter

Dispenser

Intelligent Pipette Automation made Simple

Hamilton Overview

Hamilton Company was founded in 1953

Hamilton Company has been the leader in precision liquid handling for over 50 years

Clark Hamilton

Hamilton Bonaduz, SwitzerlandHamilton Reno, USA

Diluter / Dispenser History

Hamilton has a 30 year history of making Diluters and Dispensers

Digital Diluter

Microlab M

Microlab 1000

Microlab 500

New MICROLAB 600

MICROLAB 600 Series

ML625-DILDual syringe diluter

ML620-DISSingle syringe dispenser

ML635Dual syringe OEM

Pump Overview

Touch ScreenController

UniversalValves

BFPSyringes

Hand Probe

Fanless HeatVent

Connection PortsEthernet, RS232,TTL, CAN

Unique Features

Syringe- Quicker priming and efficient solvent switching- Eliminated dead volume- One syringe type for all applications- Volumes from 10µL to 50mL

User interface- Large color touch screen- Visual and real-time display of valve and syringe position- Dedicated wizard for common tasks

Universal valves- High precision and robust valves- Innovative and flexible fluid logic - Same valves are used in all dispensing and diluting

applications

Reduced dead volume

Quicker priming

Efficient solvent switching

One syringe type for all applications

Extended volume range from 10µL to 50mL

Bubble Free Prime Syringe (BFP)

Large color touch screen

Visual and real-time display of valve and syringe position

Dedicated wizard for common tasks Large color touch screen

Touch Screen Controller

Interface Features

Universal Valve

High precision and robust valves

Innovative and flexible fluid logic

Same valves are used in all dispensing and diluting applications

Benefits of the MICROLAB 600

Accuracy and Precision1% Accuracy and 0.2% Precision

Minimal Buffer Consumption

Chemically InertResistant to harsh chemicals

used in the laboratory

Process SecurityEliminate user-to-user variation

Reduce time preparing samples or dispensing reagents

Instrument CalibrationN.I.S.T Traceable Calibration

Simplified Compliance to EPA, FDA, GMP, & ISO

How Does a Diluter Work?

The Dual Syringe Diluter configuration uses two syringes to create up to a 1:50’000 dilution in a single step,

- drastically reducing preparation time and wasted buffer.

ML625-DIL: Supported Applications

Samples above detection limit need to be diluted to provide accurate measurements. Common techniques that require dilution:

- Atomic Absorption- Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP)

Spectroscopy- Liquid Scintillation- HPLC- GC

Additional sample preparation applications, including:

- Addition of internal standard- Dispensing- Pipeting- Titration- Custom sample preparation methods

ML625-DIL: Industry Examples

Laboratories that dilute by hand, using pipette or volumetric glassware and process 50-100 samples per day are ideal candidates for the ML600.

Diagnostics / ForensicsBlood Alcohol / Urinalysis

Mining IndustryMetals Detection

Oil Industry Preventative Maintenance

Beer / Wine ManufacturingAlcohol Testing

Environment Analysis Water and Soils Testing

How Does a Dispenser Work?

The Dispenser is able to dispense volumes from 100nL to 50mL

The ML600 uses positive displacement to accurately dispense volatile, viscous and dense liquids

ML620-DIS: Supported Applications

The ML620-DIS is dedicated to dispensing applications requiring a single syringe :

- General laboratory pipeting - Test tube and vial filling- Sample spiking - Volatile and viscous liquids- Toxic, aggressive or dangerous liquids- Volumetric glassware calibration

Additional sample preparation applications include

- Serial dilution - Titration

ML620-DIS: Industry Examples

Laboratories that dispense by hand, using serological or repeating pipette process 50-100 samples per day are ideal candidates for the ML600.

Environment Analysis Flow-through test for aquatic

ecotoxicology

ManufacturingAdhesive glue dispensing

Dispensing GMP / FDA env.

Textile Industry Quality control

Diagnostics / AnalyticsElisa plate preparation

Sample spiking

Basic ResearchAnimal testing (injection,

feeding, anaesthesia)