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Instruments for Science from Scientists J-KEM Temperature Control Reaction Automation Custom Robotics J-KEM Scientifi c 2009 Product Highlights Digital Temperature Controllers Precision Temperature Controllers for Research in • Regulate volumes from 100 µL to 22 L 2009 High Power & High Safety Controllers NEW • Reactors up to 100 L • USB standard on all 200-Series temperature Economy Temperature Controllers and vacuum controllers • Free Windows control & Digital Vacuum Regulator data logging software • Digital Control of Vacuum Pressure from 760 to 0.1 torr • 0.1o C Regulation • Regulate Vacuum to 0.1 torr with DVR-1000 < 1o C Over-shoot Parallel Synthesis & Lab Automation Equipment Syringe Pumps Parallel Reaction Systems • Delivery rates from 1 µL/min • Solution phase & solid to 375 mL/min phase reaction systems • Single & Multi- • PC control of: position pumps - Reagent delivery - Temperature • PC & stand - Pressure alone operation • Custom designs • Deliver any volume from any syringe Reaction Block Systems • KEM-Lab Personal Reaction Blocks • Heat, cool, & refl ux • Multiple vial sizes • Custom designs • Multiple Temperature Zones Custom Robotic Workstations Robotic Solutions • Custom hardware and software • Weighing • Dissolution • Reformatting • Solid & Solution phase Synthesis • Cherry picking • Solid phase extraction User Programmable • All robots include the original source code - Endeavour Robots NEW Capping/Uncapping priced from $6000 Station Index Adapters, Thermocouple 39 Personal Reaction Station 16 Temperature Controllers Automation Equipment Pressure Regulator, Digital 31 Research Controllers 32-37 Robotics 2-9 Reaction Blocks Multi-Channel 34 Fluid Delivery 10-15 Single Temperature Zone 18 Safety 35 Reactors 14-15, 25 Multi-Temperature Zone 22 High Power 35 Chiller, Circulating 24 Custom 20-21 Oil Bath Controller 36 Evaporators Shaker 19 Economy 36 KEM-Vap 27 Reaction Controller 14 Custom 25 Microtiter Plate 23, 27 Robotics Monitors 28 Reaction Block 18 Instruments 2-7 Safety Limit Controller 28 Custom 27 Accessories 8-9 Power Controller 29 Fraction Collector 9 Do-It-Yourself 7 Thermocouples & Accessories 38-39 Gas Heater 29 Safety Equipment Temperature Monitor 28 Glass Microtiter Plate 23 Lab Safety Controller 28 Thermocouples Heating Mantles 40 Water Flow Monitor 28 Single Element 38-39 Hand-Held Meters 29 Digital Temperature Monitor 28 Dual Element 35 KEM-Lab Reactors 23 Temperature Controllers 35 Glass Coated 38 KEM-Prep Reactor 17 Shakers Tefl on Coated 38-39 KEM-Vap Evaporator 27 Benchtop, Reaction Block 19 Hypodermic Needle Probe 39 Monitors KEM-Lab 23 Thin Wire 39 Temperature 28 Robotic 8 Cords and Accessories 38 Vacuum 30 Solid Phase Extraction Station 8 Trinity Power Controller 29 Water Flow 28 Solid Phase Synthesis Reactor 26 USB Network Extenders 37 Nitrogen Gas Heater 29 Solvent Evaporator 27 Vacuum Regulator, Digital 30 Oil baths, Instatherm 40 Stirrer, Miniature Overhead 25 Monitors 30 Over-Head Stirrer 25 Syringe Pump Precision 31 Parallel Synthesis Reactors Single and Multi-Channel 10-13 Variac, Solid State 29 Solution Phase 15-23 Custom 11-14 Water Flow Monitor 28 Solid Phase 26 Do-It-Yourself 11 Who We Are 41 Heating Profi le of J-KEM’s Temperature Control 200-Series Temperature Controllers J-KEM’s patented power control computer makes this the only controller that can heat volumes under 100 µL with the safety of 0.1o C regulation. Actual heating data is shown at right. Model 210 controller shown with power control computer Ordering Information The J-KEM® Guarantee All J-KEM products are guaranteed to be the highest quality and most accurate instruments available. Any J-KEM product ® not meeting your expectations can be J-KEM Scientifi c, Inc. returned within 30 days for a full refund. Phone: (314) 863-5536 Robert C. Elliott / President J-KEM Scientifi c, Inc. (800) 827-4849 6970 Olive Blvd. FAX: (314) 863-6070 Saint Louis, MO 63130 Email: [email protected] USA On-line Catalog: http://www.jkem.com Custom Laboratory Robotics Eclipse With four robot styles and multiple software options, J-KEM is Workstation uniquely positioned to offer custom robotic solutions for virtually any lab automation need. J-KEM’s technology makes lab automation as Simple as 1, 2, 3. 1 Four Robotic Platforms to Choose From Key Features: • Fast • Positional accuracy • Affordable • Multiple Z-probes With four different robotic platforms, J-KEM can select the one that most effi ciently automates your unique application. Each platform has its own set of advantages including speed, positional accuracy, power, Phoenix Workstation and price that make it the preferred system for different applications. Key Features: • Large deck size • Multiple Z-probes 2 Custom Solutions • Generates > 100 lb. of force in the Z- direction. J-KEM offers complete hardware and software solutions for almost any Voyager lab automation task. Every workstation is customized with the features Workstation and software needed to run your specifi c application. Workstations for: • Weighing • Dissolution • Synthesis • Sorting • Crystallization • Cherry picking • SPE • SPS • Spectroscopy Key Features: • Fast • Optimized for microvial weighing and cherry picking applications 3 Do-It-Yourself Robotics Endeavour Workstation New in 2009 J-KEM offers each of its robotic systems with custom programming, professional installation, and user training. For most researchers, this is the service they both need and expect. For those research teams who prefer to do it themselves, J-KEM now offers each of its robotic systems as a fully confi gured and tested workstation, but with no pre-installed software. With complete systems starting under $6,000, this is a highly affordable way to introduce robotics to your workfl ow. Software options are available to support your custom development. Key Features: • Fast • Positional accuracy • Most affordable workstation available Page 2 J-KEM Scientifi c Toll-free: (800) 827-4849 Fax: (314) 863-6070 www.jkem.com [email protected] Eclipse Robotic Workstations The Eclipse workstation uses modular X- and Y-axis rails combined with a Value: From $20,000 wide selection of automated tools such as grippers, multi-position needles, and custom probes. The open design of the Eclipse provides easy access to the entire workstation deck. Affordability: The affordable price of the Eclipse (starting under $20,000) creates new opportunities for lab automation. For example, a weighing station with bar code scanner and 0.01 mg resolution balance costs about $28,000. Features: • Speed: 400 mm/sec • Positional Accuracy: ±0.02mm • Z-Axis Force: 10 pounds Examples of Eclipse Workstations Test Tube • Bar code scanner • Analytical balance Plate Washer with Weighing Station • Excel output Heated Reaction Station See the Eclipse in action at: www.jkem.com/robotics • Multi-step synthesis program run in micro titer plate cells • Plate gripper Solid Phase • Temperature controlled reactor Extraction Station • 24 Columns developed in parallel • Controls fl ow rate in all columns • Solvent level in each column is optically monitored to stop solvent fl ow when the solvent front reaches the top of the packing. Derivatization Station Spectroscopy Robot • Automated spectroscopic • Reagent addition to septum vials analysis of 200 samples • Heated reactor with mixing • Reaction mixture sampled at user set times to GC vials J-KEM Scientifi c Toll-free: (800) 827-4849 Fax: (314) 863-6070 www.jkem.com [email protected] Page 3 Advantages of J-KEM Robotics Custom Design While others start from an existing design, then try to make your application fi t their instrument, every J-KEM workstation is designed from scratch to implement your automation task effi ciently and with an eye towards future expandability. J-KEM’s experience in lab automation, including temperature control, reactor design, fl uid delivery, solid and solution phase synthesis is invaluable when optimizing the design of custom robotics. Polymer Compounding Robot Modules: 4-Temperaure zone reaction block, balance, bar code reader, heated & cooled reagent block, cooled 4-position sonicator, precision syringe pump with 16 reagent ports, 6-zone temperature controller, and needle wash station. Custom Software You Own the Solution Custom software is written for every workstation to provide an J-KEM believes that you should not only own the instrument, but you intuitive user interface. The procedure’s setup, the way data is read should own the technology that created the instrument. That’s why into and out of the program, and the exact sequence of program steps we are the only company that releases the original source code with are all customized to make the operation of your robot both effi cient every robot. This gives you the power to change every aspect of the and user friendly. robot’s operation as your automation needs change. Personal Service J-KEM is committed to personal service, offering any support that’s needed to assure the successful integration and productivity of our automation solutions. With one phone call, you can talk to the engineer who designed your robot, the engineer who installed it, and the software engineer who wrote the program. Value J-KEM’s custom robotics are often half the price of other companies’ “one-size-fi ts-all” alternative. While many of the modules on a workstation are standard J-KEM products, we also use the best available instruments like balances, bar code readers, and pumps to assemble the fi nal workstation in the most affordable and effi cient Why is it important to own the original source code? manner. Without the source code, you’re stuck with the robot you have It’s not really enough to own the code if it’s not easy to use. rather than the robot you need as your automation needs change. For example, suppose the robot’s original task was weighing and Written in VB.Net, the robotic For Vial = 1 to 96 dissolving samples to specifi c concentrations, but now you need it to software contains intuitive, Rack.MoveToCell(XY, Vial) add reagents to 4 mL septum vials in a temperature controlled reactor high level functions that make Gripper.PickUpVial() with mixing.
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