The Hamilton Microlab RFID Reader is a cutting-edge tool designed for seamless integration with Hamilton's automated liquid handling systems. This reader allows for quick and efficient identification of RFID-tagged items, ensuring accurate tracking and management of laboratory samples. It provides fast data retrieval and enhances the workflow in laboratory environments that require high throughput and precision.
The Hamilton Microlab RFID Reader ensures that your laboratory operations are streamlined, reducing errors and improving efficiency in sample management.
Manufacturer P/N
10106736
Part Number
4.680 387
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Description
Microlab RFID Reader
Manufacturer P/N
10106738
Part Number
4.680 388
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Description
Microlab Digital Scanner
Manufacturer P/N
10106739
Part Number
4.680 389
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Description
Microlab Label Printer
It is a cutting-edge tool designed for seamless integration with Hamilton's automated liquid handling systems. This reader allows for quick and efficient identification of RFID-tagged items, ensuring accurate tracking and management of laboratory samples. It provides fast data retrieval and enhances the workflow in laboratory environments that require high throughput and precision.
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