Newlab Engineering CPA300 and CPA300 card processing instruments for DNA sample preparation

Wednesday, 30 July, 2014 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific

Newlab Engineering Card Processing Automation (CPA) technology is designed to prepare DNA samples for human identification in forensic, paternity and research laboratories.

The CPA300 card processing instrument offers labs a fully automated, walk-away system that integrates sample card punching, liquid handling and 96-well plate sealing. For lower-throughput labs, the CPA300 provides a reliable, semi-automated card punch solution that works with off-the-shelf and custom sample cards or other paper-based collection devices.

Online: thermofisher.com
Phone: 1300 735 292

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