We buy used / pre-owned laboratory Instruments.
Do you have an Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler that you are looking to sell, trade, or liquidate? Please complete the form on the right, and we will make an offer on it. You can easily upload multiple photos and/or a spreadsheet. Also interested in: Analyzers, HPLC, Mass Spectrometry, Automated Microscopy, Flow Cytometry, Liquid handling, and various other scientific/research instruments that are 15 years old or newer. We specialize in reconditioning and supplying thermal cyclers, such as the Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler, to laboratories on a limited budget. Your instrument will support laboratories that are unable to afford new equipment. Your retired equipment will make a world of difference in a university or start-up lab, especially those run by scientific personnel operating on tight budgets, facilitating vital research. We provide an environmentally friendly alternative to electronic waste disposal by repurposing used laboratory instruments. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to us. General Instrument Overview The Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler is an advanced instrument designed for high-throughput PCR applications. It offers precise temperature control and rapid cycling times, enabling efficient amplification of nucleic acids in a variety of research and diagnostic settings. The ODTC 96XL features a compact and modular design, making it suitable for integration into automated liquid handling systems or robotic platforms. It accommodates a wide range of PCR protocols and reaction volumes, from small-scale experiments to large-scale screenings. The thermal cycler's intuitive user interface and software allow for easy programming of cycling parameters and real-time monitoring of PCR reactions. With its robust construction and reliable performance, the Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler is an essential tool for laboratories requiring high-throughput PCR capabilities, including genomics research, drug discovery, and molecular diagnostics. | |
We buy used / pre-owned laboratory Instruments.
Do you have an Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler that you are looking to sell, trade, or liquidate? Please complete the form below, and we will make an offer on it. You can easily upload multiple photos and/or a spreadsheet. Also interested in: Analyzers, HPLC, Mass Spectrometry, Automated Microscopy, Flow Cytometry, Liquid handling, and various other scientific/research instruments are 15 years old or newer. We specialize in reconditioning and supplying thermal cyclers, such as the Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler, to laboratories on a limited budget. Your instrument will support laboratories that are unable to afford new equipment. Your retired equipment will make a world of difference in a university or start-up lab, especially those run by scientific personnel operating on tight budgets, facilitating vital research. We provide an environmentally friendly alternative to electronic waste disposal by repurposing used laboratory instruments. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to us. | |
General Instrument Overview The Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler is an advanced instrument designed for high-throughput PCR applications. It offers precise temperature control and rapid cycling times, enabling efficient amplification of nucleic acids in a variety of research and diagnostic settings. The ODTC 96XL features a compact and modular design, making it suitable for integration into automated liquid handling systems or robotic platforms. It accommodates a wide range of PCR protocols and reaction volumes, from small-scale experiments to large-scale screenings. The thermal cycler's intuitive user interface and software allow for easy programming of cycling parameters and real-time monitoring of PCR reactions. With its robust construction and reliable performance, the Inheco ODTC 96XL On Deck Thermal Cycler is an essential tool for laboratories requiring high-throughput PCR capabilities, including genomics research, drug discovery, and molecular diagnostics. |