The tip specifications of the OT-2 nucleic acid extraction workstation mainly include 200μl and 1000μl. These tips are designed to work with the workstation's automated pipetting platform, ensuring a highly precise and efficient nucleic acid extraction process. In addition, Opentrons also provides a large number of related consumables, such as Opentrons 1000 ul filter tips (9600 pieces per box) and Opentrons 200 ul filter tips (2×9600 pieces per box) to meet different experimental needs.

OT-2 Nucleic Acid Extraction Workstation

1. Specification of 200 μl tip 1. Main purpose: Suitable for nucleic acid extraction steps that require precise pipetting of 200 μl volume of samples or reagents. 2. Material: Usually made of high-quality polypropylene (PP) material to ensure the durability and chemical compatibility of the tips. 3. Features: High precision: Made with precision molds, the inner tube wall is smooth, reducing liquid residue and improving pipetting accuracy. Versatility: It has strong adaptability and is compatible with a variety of brands and models of pipettes, making it convenient for users to switch between different experimental platforms. Sterile treatment: Some suction tips undergo sterile treatment during the production process to ensure the cleanliness and safety of the experimental process.

2. Specification of 1000 μl tip 1. Main purpose: Suitable for nucleic acid extraction steps that require the removal of larger volumes (1000 μl) of samples or reagents to improve experimental efficiency. 2. Material: It also uses high-quality polypropylene (PP) material to ensure the durability and chemical stability of the suction head. 3. Features: Large capacity: Designed to transfer large amounts of liquid, reducing the need for frequent tip replacement and improving experimental efficiency. High precision: The inner tube wall is smooth, reducing liquid residue and ensuring pipetting accuracy. Easy to operate: The tip design conforms to ergonomic principles, making it easy to hold and operate, reducing fatigue during the experiment.

3. Filter tip 1. Function: The filter tip has a built-in filter structure, which can effectively filter out impurities and particles in samples or reagents and improve the purity and accuracy of experiments. 2. Applicable scenarios: Especially suitable for nucleic acid extraction experiments that require high sample purity.

4. Sterilization and non-sterilization options 1. Sterilization tips: After high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization treatment to ensure sterility, it is suitable for experiments that require strict sterile environment. 2. Non-sterile tips: They have not been sterilized, but have undergone strict quality control to ensure that they are free of contaminants such as DNase, RNase and endotoxin, and are suitable for general experimental environments.

5. Packaging and Storage 1. Packaging: Tips are usually provided in boxes or bags, making it convenient for users to select and store according to experimental needs. 2. Storage: It is recommended to store it in a dry, cool and dark environment to avoid the performance degradation caused by moisture or direct sunlight on the tip.

The OT-2 nucleic acid extraction workstation has various tip specifications, each of which is optimized and designed for specific experimental needs, aiming to provide users with more efficient and accurate nucleic acid extraction solutions. By properly selecting and using these tips, researchers and clinicians can not only improve experimental efficiency, but also ensure the accuracy and reliability of experimental results.

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