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  • 名稱:Apex 396平行合成儀

  • 型號:Apex 396
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Apex 396平行合成儀是美國老牌多肽合成儀制造商AAPPTEC公司的成熟產(chǎn)品。美國AAPTEC公司在全球多肽領(lǐng)域擁有**的科技,經(jīng)過近30年的發(fā)展,產(chǎn)品系列豐富合理,從單到多通道多肽合成儀質(zhì)量可靠,應(yīng)用便捷滿足不同客戶的需求,全球已經(jīng)有近萬臺我們的產(chǎn)品在正常運行。Apex 396平行合成儀能夠勝任液體,固相多肽以及有機合成反應(yīng),具備多通道反應(yīng)器,自然基因科技擁有經(jīng)過廠家培訓(xùn)的專業(yè)技術(shù)人員。
詳情介紹:


 



美國AAPPTec公司

Apex 396平行合成儀

全自動多功能多肽合成儀



Apex 396平行合成儀,也稱396多功能多肽合成儀是目前世界上平行多肽合成和單通道多肽合成儀的市場**。Apex 396平行合成儀是作為生產(chǎn)**研發(fā)庫、丙氨酸掃描alanine scans、抗原表位定位和多肽平行試驗庫的理想儀器。合成規(guī)模從15毫克到2克。

高產(chǎn)量:

由于特氟龍反應(yīng)器的獨特設(shè)計,樹脂停留在反應(yīng)器底部,可以充分接觸反應(yīng)溶劑。基于這一點,樹脂不會粘在反應(yīng)器的邊緣,因此Apex 396平行合成儀能夠生產(chǎn)出更高產(chǎn)量的高純度多肽。

高效率:

當(dāng)維持一個惰性化境時,大氣氮氣輔助底部過濾能快速和徹底地排清反應(yīng)器,結(jié)果就是快速清空。這個處理,結(jié)合快速輸送,減少多肽樹脂分解應(yīng)歸于延長和酸的接觸或者高效率徹底的清洗樹脂以防止雜質(zhì)轉(zhuǎn)移。

高質(zhì)量:

這些特性與優(yōu)點使得Apex 396平行合成儀成為全自動環(huán)境溫度平行多肽合成儀的理想選擇。








 

Apex 396平行合成儀是一個易于使用的自動化液體處理系統(tǒng),能夠勝任對液態(tài)、固相肽合成和有機合成反應(yīng)。所有試劑、反應(yīng)容器均在鋁合金密封艙里,因此無需額外的通風(fēng)櫥設(shè)備。




Apex 396平行合成儀支持多達96個化合物可以在四氟乙烯塊內(nèi)同時合成,同時也可以在40孔、16孔和8孔模式中選擇合成。

Apex 396平行合成儀在96孔反應(yīng)模式下,合成時間平均為30摩爾肽,每個肽20分鐘。依據(jù)化學(xué)合成過程,氨基酸循環(huán)累加時間范圍從45分鐘到1.5個小時。




Apex 396平行合成儀同軸噴霧探頭傳輸溶劑**度達到了0.5毫升。同軸探頭有兩個通道:用于溶劑和其他用于惰性氣體(氮氣或者氬氣)。在溶劑送氣過程中排出的溶劑替換為惰性氣體;在溶劑傳輸過程中,氣體保持貫徹整個合成。探頭還負責(zé)液體的檢測,通過鑒定測量溶劑的電容率。這可確保探頭進入液面一下的溶劑,探頭接觸減少可減少寶貴樣品之間的交叉污染。

Apex 396平行合成儀反應(yīng)容器通過正壓的氮氣壓力被**干凈,保持一種惰性環(huán)境并確保能有效去除容器底部的所溶劑和試劑。

Apex 396平行合成儀范圍有四種模式:

Apex 396-SC: 單臂和經(jīng)典反應(yīng)器
Apex 396-DC: 雙臂和經(jīng)典反應(yīng)器
Apex 396-DC-FW-S: 雙臂系統(tǒng),經(jīng)典反應(yīng)器,快洗功能和**臂單針探頭
Apex 396-DC-FW-M: 雙臂系統(tǒng),經(jīng)典反應(yīng)器,快洗功能和**臂多針探頭

Apex 396平行合成儀基于其可靠性、耐用性、易用性和高性能。高品質(zhì)的純鈦可以容易和快速的合成。所有類型的肽和有機化學(xué)反應(yīng)都可以在這個高度靈活的桌面單元操作。

主要特點
 
? 多種肽合成執(zhí)行液體和固相化學(xué)合成
? 1-96化合物可同時合成
? 多種氨基酸和反應(yīng)容器配置
? 桌面多肽合成
? 全封閉罩,包含煙霧和有害氣味
? 模式桌面試劑放置允許極大的靈活性
? 自動切割FMOC-化學(xué)
? 稀釋器/注射器配藥系統(tǒng)微升精度
? 雙臂機器人可利用單或多探頭在**臂上

主要技術(shù)參數(shù):

? 可變規(guī)模合成
? 變速漩渦混合反應(yīng)塊,300-1200轉(zhuǎn)/分鐘
? 聚四氟乙烯不粘表面和惰性環(huán)境反應(yīng)器
? 樣品過濾聚四氟乙烯反應(yīng)器熔塊
? 隔墊反應(yīng)孔維持壓,防止交叉污染,并減少溶劑損失
? 鋁制模式桌面允許靈活的試劑位置
? 多達6大部分外部溶劑線
? 350毫升和800毫升的試劑瓶
? 兩個溶劑試劑稀釋器在**個手臂上(在所有APEX型號)
? 用于來自稀釋器的溶劑輸送齒輪泵
? 準(zhǔn)確的溶劑輸送直到0.5升
? 同軸噴霧探頭用于溶劑輸送和液體檢測
? 探頭清洗站,以防止交叉污染
? 輔助氮正壓力容器在不到1分鐘排空
? 氮和溶劑的檢測系統(tǒng),以防止在試劑缺乏的情況下操作
? 快速請洗功能,在雙臂的Apex型號,在96反應(yīng)孔1-1.5分鐘
? 直觀的易于使用和編程簡單的軟件,指向和點擊命令

主要選項:

可選配件:
聚四氟乙烯反應(yīng)孔:96,40,16和8

? 樹脂分配器:35毫克或70毫克可用
? 單體架:4x9架使用35毫升瓶,8X12架使用10毫升瓶,
          2X5架使用25毫升瓶,5X6架使用125毫升瓶裝。
          可定制機架。
?    酶標(biāo)塊96孔板的送樣
?    樣品的沉積、樹脂切割,適用于96×4 ml樣品瓶,40×6毫升小瓶,16×15毫升的小瓶和8×35毫升小瓶


靈活性:

*  Apex 396平行合成儀既可以生產(chǎn)單個肽,也可以同時生產(chǎn)少量肽或者同時
   生產(chǎn)多達96個肽。
*  雙機器人臂精準(zhǔn)的在任意兩個點之間傳輸試劑。
*  密封罩內(nèi)可以靈活地使用任何形狀,尺寸或者放置容器
*  Apex 396平行合成儀可以靈活的支持任何化學(xué)類型,包括預(yù)激活氨基酸




混合模式:



* Apex 396平行合成儀具備柔和但是高效的渦旋混合可以完全混合樹脂和試劑
* Apex 396平行合成儀渦旋混合提供了高度的一致性和持續(xù)性,保障了高質(zhì)量高純肽和蛋白質(zhì)的生產(chǎn)。



Apex 396平行合成儀是當(dāng)今市場上**的多肽合成儀。



Apex 396平行合成儀附件與部件列表  

Reaction and Cleavage Assemblies

反應(yīng)與切割部件
Catalog Number
貨號
Part
部件
Description
描述
101476 96 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly 96 two ml reactor assembly for preparing up to 96 different products simultaneously. 
100018 96 Vessel Top Clamp Plate Top clamping plate for 96 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly
99000101 96 Vessel Classic Cleavage Assembly Use with the 96 Vessel Reactor Assembly to cleave products from resin in 96 reactors and collect the products in 4 ml glass vials.  Glass vials included.
99001301 40 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly 40 five ml reactor assembly for preparing up to 40 different products simultaneously. 
102245 40 Vessel Top Clamp Plate Top clamping plate for 40 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly
10241001 40 Vessel Classic Cleavage Assembly Use with the 40 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly to cleave products from resin in 40 reactors and collect the products in 6 ml glass vials.  Glass vials included.
99001701 16 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly 16 ten ml reactor assembly for preparing up to 16 different products simultaneously. 
10238503 16 Vessel Top Clamp Plate Top clamping plate for 16 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly
990008 16 Vessel Classic Cleavage Assembly Use with the 16 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly to cleave products from resin in 16 reactors and collect the products in 15 ml glass beakers.  Glass beakers included.
99003501 8 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly 8 twenty ml reactor assembly for preparing up to 8 different products simultaneously.
101249 8 Vessel Top Clamp Plate Top clamping plate for 8 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly
990026 8 Vessel Classic Cleavage Assembly Use with the 8 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly to cleave products from resin in 8 reactors and collect the products in 35 ml glass beakers.  Glass beakers included
10002401 Septa for Reactor Assembly Top Plate Use with all Classic Reactor Assemblies
10221301 Frits, Coarse, for 96 Vessel Classic Reactor Assembly  Replacement frits for 96 vessel Classic Reactor assemblies
260062 Frits for 96 and 16 Vessel Classic Reactor Assemblies Replacement frits for 96 and 16 vessel Classic Reactor assemblies
10223401 Frits for 40 and 8 Vessel Classic Reactor Assemblies Replacement frits for 40 and 8 vessel Classic Reactor assemblies.
250946 Silicon Plugs for 96 and 16 Vessel Classic Reactor Assemblies Silicon plugs to plug unused vessels within an active zone in 96 and 16 vessel Classic reactor assemblies.
260166 Silicon Plugs for 40 and 8 Vessel Classic Reactor Assemblies Silicon plugs to plug unused vessels within an active zone in 40 and 8 vessel Classic reactor assemblies.
10002501 O-Ring, Reactor and Cleavage Assemblies O-Ring for Classic reactor and cleavage assemblies.
10002601 O-Ring, N2Pins O-ring that fits over the N2 pin in Classic reactor assemblies
950225 Resin Dispenser, 96 Vessel, 50 mg per vessel Simultaneously dispenses 50 mg of resin to each vessel of a 96 vessel Classic reactor or 96 vessel Ares reactor.
950418 Resin Dispenser, 40 Vessel, 35 mg per vessel Simultaneously dispenses 35 mg of resin to each vessel of a 40 vessel Classic reactor .
950251 Resin Dispenser, 96 Vessel, 25 mg per vessel Simultaneously dispenses 25 mg of resin to each vessel of a 96 vessel Classic reactor or 96 vessel Ares reactor.

 

Monomer Racks零件

Part Number Part Description
950165 4 x 9 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack contains 36 monomer bottles; each monomer bottle holds 35 mL.
10008801 35 mL Monomer Bottle (with cap) Fits 4 x 9 Monomer Rack
10009301 Cap with Hole for 35 mL Monomer Bottle Used with Septum 260237
10053001 Cap without Hole for 35 mL Monomer Bottle  
260237 Septa For 35 mL Monomer Bottles
95001101 8 x 16 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack contains 124 monomer bottles; each monomer bottle holds 10 mL.
10083001 10 mL Monomer Bottle (with cap) Fits 8 x 16 Monomer Rack and 8 x 12 Monomer Rack
10139801 Cap with Hole for 10 mL Monomer Bottle Used with Septum 101396
101396 Septa For 10 mL Monomer Bottles
950169 8 x 12 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack contains 96 monomer bottles; each bottle holds 10 mL
950166 2 x 5 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack contains 10 monomer bottles; each monomer bottle holds 125 ml.
10139701 125 mL Monomer Bottle (with cap with hole) Fits 2 x 5 Monomer Rack
10139501 Septa For 125 mL Monomer Bottles
950043 18 - 18 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack contains eighteen 30 mL bottles and eighteen 10 mL bottles. 
32000501 30 mL Monomer Bottle for 18 - 18 Monomer Rack 30 mL monomer bottle (29 x 82mm) for 18 - 18 Monomer Rack.
32000601 10 mL Monomer Bottle for 18 - 18 Monomer Rack 10 mL monomer bottle (24 x 72mm) for 18 - 18 Monomer Rack.
980110 5 x 6 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack holds 30 monomer bottles (950407); each bottle holds 125 mL
980111 5 x 5 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack holds 25 monomer bottles (950407); each bottle holds 125 mL.
980112 5 x 4 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack holds 20 monomer bottles (950407); each bottle holds 125 mL
980112 5 x 1 Monomer Rack Assembly Rack holds 5 monomer bottles (950407); each bottle holds 125 mL
950407 125 mL Monomer Bottles 125 mL Monomer bottles with septa.

 

Reagent Bottles反應(yīng)瓶

Part Number
貨號
Part
部件
Description
描述
10009101 300 mL Reagent Bottle Glass reagent bottle, with P/N 250881, fits on the tabletop of Apex 396
250881 Base for 300 mL Reagent Bottle Base for P/N 100091, fits on the tabletop of Apex 396
990299 800 mL Reagent Bottle (with stand) Larger reagent bottle for frequently used reagents and/or reagents used in larger quantities.  Fits on the tabletop of Apex 396.
320053 800 mL Oblong Reagent Bottle Larger reagent bottle for frequently used reagents and/or reagents used in larger quantities.  Fits on the tabletop of Apex 396.
260237 Septa Septa for 300 mL and 800 mL Reagent Bottles
260032 Lead Vinyl Ring For 300 mL and 800 mL Reagent Bottles

 

Parts部件

Part Number
     貨號
Description
  描述
950370 Spray Probe
250299 4.1" Coaxial Probe for Multiprobe
250298 4.0" Coaxial Probe for Multiprobe
10074401 Diluter Valve
101376 Grommet, 10 mL Syringe Overrun Protection 
260093 Syringe, 5 mL for Diluter
260251 Syringe, 10 mL for Diluter
10003902 Stainless Steel System Fluid Filter (Requires 10087201)
10087201 System Fluid Filter Adapter (Requires 10003902)
10050001 Isolation Block
100500A2 Isolation Block with Hole for Coaxial Probe
25005001 Ferrule for Coaxial Probe
106095 Fuse, 2X10 Amp Type T, 120V
106069 Fuse, 2X6.3 Amp Type T, 240V


 
關(guān)于美國AAPPTEC公司:



美國AAPPTEC公司,英文全稱為Advanced Automated Peptide Protein Technologies公司,即美國先進自動多肽蛋白技術(shù)公司成立于2005年3月,公司的前身是ACT(Advanced ChemTech)公司的儀器部。AAPPTEC公司購買了前ACT公司儀器的全部資產(chǎn),包括生產(chǎn)線,**權(quán)以及在生產(chǎn)、促銷和服務(wù)等方面的**特權(quán)。AAPPTEC公司投入了充足的資源去提升和改進設(shè)備生產(chǎn)線,與此同時為藥學(xué)界和生物領(lǐng)域提供了眾多**性新產(chǎn)品。

AAPPTEC公司極其前身一直由Hossain Saneii博士來管理和運作整個公司,其總部設(shè)在美國肯塔吉州的路易斯維爾。近20年里,AAPPTEC公司在全自動多肽合成儀領(lǐng)域,針對不同的需求研發(fā)出數(shù)十種類型的儀器,加上長期實際應(yīng)用驗證的可靠性,這些儀器均可滿足不同客戶的不同需求,而且使用起來都相當(dāng)便利,得到了全球用戶的一致好評。AAPPTEC公司的多肽合成儀一定會滿足您的需要,無論從儀器本身,到合成技術(shù),到售后服務(wù),我們在美國的工程師以及中國本土的高水平科學(xué)工作者也會一如既往地為您提供專業(yè)、周到的服務(wù)。

* 自然基因科技自2012年9月開始總代理美國AAPPTEC公司的產(chǎn)品。*



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l 專業(yè)工程師到達客戶現(xiàn)場,向客戶主動出示工作證件和安裝培訓(xùn)執(zhí)照
l 專業(yè)工程師檢查貨物包裝情況,按照合同與客戶一起清點貨物
l 在客戶指定的符合儀器運行條件的位置,安裝儀器
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l 回答客戶疑問
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l 心中永遠首先想到的是客戶,我們提到的質(zhì)量不僅僅指產(chǎn)品的內(nèi)在質(zhì)量,還包括產(chǎn)品的包裝質(zhì)量、服務(wù)質(zhì)量等一系列因素。因此必須**地滿足客戶的需求。
l 應(yīng)站在客戶的立場,而不是站在公司的立場上去研究、設(shè)計和改進服務(wù)。
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l 5S理念:“5S”是指“微笑(SMILE)、迅速(SPEED)、誠實(SINCERITY)、靈巧(SMART)、研究(STUDY)”五個詞語英文首字母的縮寫。“5S”理念是代表性的服務(wù)文化**,不僅具有人性化十足的時代特點,還具備相當(dāng)?shù)目刹僮餍浴?/span>
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