Introduction

Nucleic Acid Extractor is a fully automated extraction system designed to reduce manual intervention and extraction. It transfers particles using magnetic rods and separates samples using magnetic separation technology. It is a compact platform that can process up to 32 samples per run in 30 to 60 minutes. The intuitive graphical interface and responsive screen of the instrument make it simple to use while reducing the possibility of error.

Applications

Nucleic Acid Extractors are used for DNA and RNA purification in blood samples, virus, tissues, cultured cells, bacteria and plant samples.

Specifications

Sample Volume20µl – 1000µl
Sample Throughput1 – 32 samples
Magnetic Bead Recovery Rate0.95
Plate Type96 deep well plate
Lysis TemperatureRT +5℃ - 120℃
Elution TemperatureRT +5℃ - 120℃
Heating Time≤5min
Temperature Accuracy±1℃
Program Storage Capacity120
Pre-Set Programs2
Difference Between Extraction HolesCV ≤ 5%
Display7” LCD touch screen
Extension InterfaceUSB, RS232
Lighting Systemyes
Disinfection FunctionUV light
Exhaust WayBy fan
Data StorageBuilt-in SD
Input VoltageAC110/220V, 50/60 Hz
Power350 W
Fuse250V, 3A
Dimension (W × D × H)421 × 377 × 506 mm
Weight24 Kg

Features

Compact and light weight to help save lab bench space.

Automated processing creates stability and increased efficiency.

7-inch touch screen with user friendly interface, easy to set parameters.

Built-in UV disinfection lamp to eliminate cross contamination.

High purity and excellent yield of nucleic acid.

Vibration mixing, adjustable in 3 gears: slow, middle and fast.

Automated control system.

Safety door design to prevent unnecessary sample loss.

FAQs

1. What is a nucleic acid extractor?

A nucleic acid extractor is an automated instrument designed to isolate and purify DNA and RNA from biological samples such as blood, tissue, cells, and saliva for molecular diagnostics and research applications.

2. What are the applications of a nucleic acid extractor?

Nucleic acid extractors are used in clinical diagnostics, forensic analysis, genetic testing, microbiology, biotechnology research, and viral RNA/DNA extraction.

3. How long does the extraction process take?

It takes between 30 and 60 minutes per run, depending on the sample type and extraction method used.

4. Can nucleic acid extractors be integrated with other laboratory automation systems?

Our modern extractors are compatible with PCR systems, sequencing platforms, and laboratory information management systems for seamless workflow integration.

5. Is special training required to operate a nucleic acid extractor?

Our models are user-friendly, with pre-programmed protocols and manual control panel, requiring minimal training for operation.

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