Amplification of DNA is a commonly used technique in molecular labs. Literally every lab owns at least one or two PCR cyclers.
The user interaction is limited to handling the heated lid, loading the sample vessels, and editing the PCR program.
Amplification of DNA is a commonly used technique in molecular labs. Literally every lab owns at least one or two PCR cyclers.
The user interaction is limited to handling the heated lid, loading the sample vessels, and editing the PCR program.
There are different closing mechanisms for cycler lids. User satisfaction varies as well. Neither turning wheels nor small hinges are comfortable to handle.
An ergonomically shaped and free-moving lid handle let you conveniently open and close the cycler lid.
Standard labs use a broad range of different instruments. Every instrument has a different kind of interface. Interaction needs to be learned.
Standardized user interfaces make handling of different devices as easy as possible. You know one, you know all.
Equipment touchscreens should provide an intuitive arrangement of all information.
Many PCR cyclers create a lot of noise due to their ventilation system. Noise is disturbing when executing an accurate process in the lab like pipetting a 96-well plate.
Noise reduction of the cycler by smart air channeling within the instrument results in convenient working conditions – even right next to the PCR cycler.