Spex Series Solid Phase Extraction System

The SpeX Series of Takihe Analytical Instruments is designed to be used in the preparation of samples in an analytical or bioanalytical laboratory where high accuracy is essential. Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) refers to a chromatographic method employed to select the analyte of interest by holding on to the compound of interest but washing off impurities, or the opposite, holding off undesired components and eluting the required product. The systems are designed to support the rigorous extraction standards of BA/BE laboratories and CRO industries, to provide high levels of consistency, reproducibility, and efficiency in processing samples.

Takihe Analytical Instruments also provides various models of the Nitrogen Evaporators and Solid Phase Extraction Systems to suit the industrial uses, as well as the different throughput requirements. Our solutions provide unparalleled large batch sample preparation performance - with 100 and 144-position Nitrogen Evaporators and 96 and 144-sample Positive Pressure SPE Manifolds - that have a smooth operating flow.

FAQs:

1. What are the benefits of the speX Series in improving the efficiency of sample preparation?

The speX Series is based on positive pressure technology to provide uniform flow in all samples, enhancing reproducibility and limiting the errors of manual handling in the extraction process.

2. What are the advantages of positive pressure compared to a vacuum-based system?

Positive pressure provides steady flow rates to all samples and reduces channeling, and provides accurate and repeatable results - particularly important in high-throughput analyses.

3. Can these systems be used in bioanalytical and pharmaceutical applications?

Yes, they are specifically tailored to the BA/BE and CRO lab requirements, which guarantee compliance, accuracy, and consistency of complicated biological sample matrices.

4. Are the systems able to perform both large and small batch extractions?

Absolutely. The systems support 96, 100, and 144 position models and can therefore efficiently handle both small and large-scale routine analysis with a small batch size.

5. What sort of maintenance is needed by the speX systems?

There is minimal maintenance required - simple seals and fittings cleaning and inspection are enough to ensure that the system is working under optimal performance.