Description
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is seeking to acquire a nuisance compounds library. The library should support ELISA-based and microplate-based laboratory workflows. The acquisition will support ongoing research activities by reducing manual handling, minimizing variability, and enabling standardized laboratory processes. The required equipment includes a 96/384/1536 well plate washer and dispenser. The ideal system should have integrated washing and dispensing capabilities, flexible washing options, high-throughput compatibility, precision dispensing, and automation-friendly design.
Some of the key features and accessories required include:
• Integrated system with full plate washing and up to six-reagent dispensing capabilities
• Flexible washing manifold for various applications
• High-throughput compatibility supporting plate formats from 96- to 1536-wells
• Precision dispensing with non-contact dispensing to reduce carryover
• Automation-friendly design with left and right-side plate access for seamless integration with robotic systems
• Required accessories include the main washer/dispenser unit, complete dispense and waste system, 1536-well upgrade kit, dispensing tip cassettes, dual autoclavable syringe module, service manifolds, and control and scheduling software