Hamilton VANTAGE, a Completely New Automated Pipetting Platform that Expands with your Lab

10/10/2013: Hamilton Robotics has launched a next-generation, liquid handling platform that offers contact free pipetting over a wide volume range of 100 nL to 1 mL. The Hamilton VANTAGETM is space-efficient, affordable and can be remotely monitored by mobile devices. Its expandable design makes it a powerful instrument for labs with simple or complex application needs.

The VANTAGE system features Hamilton’s new NanoPulseTM technology, which provides wide volume ranges from a single channel, and a new linear motor that increases pipetting speed while decreasing noise, heat and vibration. New camera technology enhances traceability by verifying all labware on the system and detecting non-barcoded labware.

Labs can upgrade their Hamilton VANTAGE system at any time with a Logistics Cabinet. The upgrade kit offers an innovative tip and plate shuttling mechanism from below the pipetting deck and customizable smart waste containers. A telescopic vertical track gripper is available to transport samples from below- or off-deck third-party devices.

This flexible, vertically integrated system enables the longest walkaway times for the smallest footprint possible. Its graphical software provides a simple interface to program assays without programming experience, and built-in intelligence to optimize workflow and resources.

Hamilton Company is a global leader in the design and manufacture of liquid handling, process measurement, robotics and storage solutions, serving customers in academic and private research laboratories, pharmaceutical and clinical diagnostic companies and government institutions. Hamilton maintains headquarters in Reno, Nevada; Franklin, Massachusetts and Bonaduz, Switzerland, along with subsidiary offices throughout the world. For over 60 years, the company has maintained its commitment to building precision and quality into every product. Hamilton is a privately held company with ISO 9001 certification. For more information, please visit www.hamiltonrobotics.com.

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