Non-invasive micro flow meter monitors ultra-low fluid flows

HPLC, UHPLC

Non-invasive micro flow meter monitors ultra-low fluid flows

26 Oct, 2023

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Biotech Fluidics introduces the Micro Flow Meter, an advanced device designed for continuous real-time monitoring of ultra-low fluidic flows. Tailored for operations ranging from 100nl to 80 µL/minute, this innovation stands out with its 1nl/minute high-resolution capacity. The Micro Flow Meter proves indispensable for ensuring the uniformity of applications like UHPLC, LC/MS, high-precision flow cytometry, and micro-/nanoscale fluidics.

At the core of the Biotech Micro Flow Meter lies a high-resolution thermal flow sensor, known for its remarkable precision and sensitivity. Compatibility with a wide array of solvents coupled with its non-invasive design guarantees uninterrupted operation across your entire fluidic system.

The Biotech Micro Flow Meter empowers you with the ability to consistently monitor fluidic flows within your system, simultaneously offering insights into pump performance. With its user-friendly software app, real-time reporting of average, minimum, and maximum flow values is delivered. The system adapts to varying integration times, simplifying the detection of flow pulsations and system drift.

Compact and easy-to-operate, each Biotech Micro Flow Meter includes PC software for the continuous recording, monitoring, and storage of flow rate data. All collected flow data is automatically stored in files, compatible with most mainstream data analysis packages.

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