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Linomat

Semi-automatic sample application for small sample throughput

Key Features
  • Semi-automatic application
  • Application of spots or bands
  • Any plate format up to 20 x 20 cm
  • Spray-on application
  • Data input through visionCATS software or keypad
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Product Description

With the Linomat 5 samples are sprayed onto TLC/HPTLC plates in the form of bands with nitrogen or compressed air. Application is automatic, only changing the syringe (filling, inserting and rinsing) is manual. The Linomat 5 is suitable for small sample throughput.

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