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Fluidic 683 PCR Chamber Reaction Chip

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The Fluid 683 PCR chamber reaction chip has the specifications of a microscope slide (75.5 mm x 25.5 mm x 1.5 mm) and is equipped with a Mini Luer female connector for sample preparation. Their key microfluidic components are reaction chambers of various volumes to extract target molecules from a given sample in preparation quantities.

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Fluidic 683 PCR Chamber Reaction Chip

Fluidic 683 PCR Chamber Reaction Chip

Our company provides various standard chips, such as simple straight channels, cross shaped channel chips for electrophoresis, extractors, micro mixers, droplet generators, and nanotitration plates. All chips are easy to use through support kits provided by pipettes or fluid interfaces and accessories.

All these chips come in the format of microscope slides and microtiter plates. The spacing between fluid interfaces corresponds to the spacing of 96 or 384 well plates, that is, the distance from the center of the hole to the center is 4.5mm or 9mm. All polymer chips have fluid interfaces at the top and microfluidic structures at the bottom. Seal the microstructure with a cover made of the same material as the chip.

The sample preparation chip has the specifications of a microscope slide (75.5 mm x 25.5 mm x 1.5 mm) and is equipped with a Mini Luer female connector. Their key microfluidic components are reaction chambers of various volumes to extract target molecules from a given sample in preparation quantities. These chips can be used as nucleic acid extraction devices, for example, by simply applying beads and samples and holding the beads in place using external magnets. These steps can be manually completed using a pipette - no additional equipment is required except for a magnet - or semi automatically completed using conventional peristaltic pumps found in most life science laboratories.