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Probe set 8000, 0.9/500
  • Probe set 8000, 0.9/500
QIAGEN

Probe set 8000, 0.9/500

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9015730

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Description

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QIAGEN probe sets are precision-engineered consumables for automated liquid handling workstations, manufactured to tight tolerances for accurate aspiration and dispensing in molecular biology workflows. The 0.9 mm tip geometry combined with the 500 µL working range supports consistent volume transfer during nucleic acid purification, reaction setup, and sample transfer steps in high-throughput laboratory environments.

This probe set serves as a direct-replacement component for QIAGEN automated sample preparation platforms. Each unit contains a defined number of stainless steel tips that mount to the instrument pipetting head. Routine replacement according to the manufacturer schedule helps maintain pipetting accuracy, prevent cross-contamination, and support reproducible results across runs.

The probe set is supplied as a sealed kit of single-use tips, ready to load onto the instrument without additional assembly. Operators should follow the user manual for installation, decontamination, and disposal procedures, and store the unused probes in their original packaging at room temperature, protected from dust and mechanical damage, until the next scheduled change.

Key features:

  • Precision-machined tips with 0.9 mm diameter
  • Compatible with 500 µL transfer volumes for nucleic acid workflows
  • Manufactured under QIAGEN specifications for instrument-grade performance
  • Single-use consumable format supplied as a kit
  • Supports reproducible pipetting across primary sample preparation runs

This consumable is widely used in molecular diagnostics, viral RNA and DNA extraction, and research sample processing on QIAGEN automated platforms.