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Automatic Cell Microplate Dispenser

ACD-2496

Purpose-built for 6- to 96-well microplates, this automated cell dispenser delivers faster, more precise, and labor-saving operation over manual pipetting. Compared with conventional peristaltic pumps, it minimizes dead volume, ensures gentle cell handling to preserve viability, and provides superior dispensing consistency.

Cell Dispensing System

More Consistent Cell Dispensing with Less Manual Handling

Manual cell dispensing can introduce well-to-well variation, especially when many wells must be prepared in the same experiment. The Automatic Cell Microplate Dispenser standardizes this step by dispensing cell suspensions automatically into 6- to 96-well plates. The result is a more controlled workflow with better consistency than repetitive manual pipetting.

Automatic Cell Microplate Dispenser

 

Gentle Handling for Cell-Based Research

The dispensing approach is designed to minimize unnecessary mechanical stress on cells. This makes the system well suited to workflows in which cell integrity, viability, and reproducible seeding are important experimental variables. Users can preset both the desired cell quantity and the volume of culture medium.

KEY FEATURE

Programmable Droplet Dispensing (25–100 µL)
Dispenses programmable droplets from 25 to 100 µL into 6- to 96-well microplates, with a maximum operating volume of 5 mL.
Automatic Cell Microplate Dispenser
Anti-Sedimentation Agitation
Uses programmable rocking to keep cells in suspension throughout the run, minimizing cell settling and maintaining uniform plating density across wells.
Dead Volume of 500 µL
Short fluidic pathways maintain dead volume at 500 µL, reducing sample loss for low-volume or high-value cell preparations.
Low-Shear Fluid Handling
Applies lower shear stress than standard peristaltic pumps and manual pipetting, reducing mechanical damage to cells.
Healthy Cell Growth After Dispensing
In internal testing, dispensed SH-SY5Y cells attached evenly across wells, and PLC5 cells showed normal proliferation over 5 days.
Uniform cell distribution; high cell viability
Volumetric Precision (CV ≤ 5%)
Achieves well-to-well repeatability with CV ≤ 5%, reducing manual pipetting errors and inter-operator variation across multi-plate preparations.
Biosafety Cabinet (BSC) Compatibility
Compact design fits inside standard Class II BSCs designed to minimize disruption to laminar airflow, supporting aseptic workflows.
With the ISO12100:2010, EN60204-1:2018 Certificate
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APPLICATION

cell reasearch

Cell Therapy and Advanced Cell Research

Supports standardized preparation of multiwell plates for cell therapy development and other cell-based research where consistent cell distribution is important.

 

 

cell reasearch

Biopharmaceutical R&D and Cell-Based Assays

Useful for plate-based experiments that require repeatable cell seeding before screening, culture, treatment, imaging, or other downstream analysis.

 

cell reasearch

CDMO and Multi-Project Laboratory Workflows

Automation can reduce repetitive manual work and improve consistency across operators, making the system attractive for development laboratories and CDMO environments handling multiple cell-based projects.

 

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Precious or Limited Cell Samples

The low-residue fluid path is particularly relevant when only a small amount of cell suspension is available or when sample conservation is a priority.

 

SPECIFICATION

ItemSpecification
Dimension341 x 300 x 330 (mm)
Work area100 x 150 (mm)
Input voltageDC 12V / 2A
Compatibility6 / 12 / 24 / 48 / 96-well plates
Power adapterAC 100~240V
MaterialAluminum / Stainless steel / Acrylic / Plastic
Operation methodTouch control interface / button
Vibration freq. (cpm)0~90
Swing angle (degree)0~90 (Volume and bubble must not exceed the maximum line)
Droplet sizeAdjustable based on requirements (Recommended drip volume range: 25-100 µL)
ConsumablesSterilized dedicated tubes (PP material) and rear-end tubing components

Cell Isolation and Operation Technologies: Comprehensive Comparison Table

FeatureManual Multichannel PipetteBulk Reagent DispenserAutomated Cell Microplate Dispenser
Primary Design IntentGeneral liquid transferHigh-throughput buffer/reagent loadingAseptic live-cell aliquoting
Dead VolumeVariableHigh (often > 2–5 mL)Low (0.5 mL)
Anti-SedimentationNoneNoneYes
Stress on CellsVariableHighLow
Volumetric PrecisionCV 3–8%CV ≤ 2–5%CV ≤ 5%
Inter-Operator DriftHighLowLow
Operation TimeLongShortShort
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DIRECTION FOR USE

A typical research workflow is outlined below. Exact settings should be established for the cell type, concentration, medium, and study protocol.

  1. Prepare a well-dispersed cell suspension according to the laboratory protocol and confirm that the suspension is suitable for dispensing.
  2. Select the required 6-, 12-, 24-, 48-, and/or 96-well plate and place the plate in the designated dispensing position.
  3. Load the cell suspension and install the appropriate fluid path or dispensing accessories according to the system setup.
  4. Set the dispensing parameters required for the experiment.
  5. Start the automated dispensing cycle and allow the system to complete plate filling.
  6. Inspect the plate and cell distribution as required by the study protocol before proceeding to culture or downstream analysis.
  7. After use, follow the laboratory-approved cleaning, decontamination, or consumable-replacement procedure.

Automatic Cell Microplate Dispenser

Note: Cell viability and dispensing performance can vary with cell size, concentration, aggregation tendency, medium viscosity, and selected operating parameters.

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FAQ

1. How does this dispenser differ from a manual multichannel pipette?
Unlike manual pipetting, which is prone to operator fatigue and cell settling in open reservoirs, this dispenser provides continuous anti-sedimentation rocking and automates 96-well seeding in under3 minutes.
2. How does it differ from a bulk reagent dispenser?
Bulk dispensers generally require large priming volumes (>2–5 mL) and generate high shear stress with peristaltic rollers. This system features a low dead volume of 500 µL and low-shear fluidics to protect live cells.
3. How does the system prevent cell sedimentation?
Its programmable rocking mechanism continuously agitates the suspension during the run, ensuring uniform cell density from the first well to the last.
4. What is the dead volume and sample capacity?
Short fluidic pathways limit residual dead volume to 500 µL, with a maximum operating volume of 5 mL.
5. What is the dispensing volume range and speed?
It delivers programmable droplet volumes from 25 to 100 µL and completes an entire 96-well plate in under 3 minutes.
6. What is the volumetric precision?
Volumetric repeatability is CV ≤ 5%.
7. Does the dispensing process damage cells?
The low-shear fluid path is designed to minimize mechanical stress on cells. In internal testing, dispensed cells attached evenly and proliferated normally.
8. Which plate formats are compatible?
It supports programmable aliquoting into standard 6-, 12-, 24-, 48-, and 96-well microplates.
9. Can the unit be placed inside a Biosafety Cabinet (BSC)?
Yes. Its 27L footprint fits inside standard Class II BSCs and is designed to minimize disruption to laminar airflow.
10. Why is it suitable for high-value or primary cells?
The combination of low dead volume (500 µL), gentle handling, and small operating batches (up to 5 mL) minimizes costly cell loss.
11. Is this system intended for clinical diagnosis?
The system is intended for cell research and development workflows only. Any clinical or diagnostic use would require separate confirmation of the applicable regulatory status.
12. Can the same settings be used for every cell type?
Not necessarily. Cell size, concentration, aggregation tendency, medium composition, and viscosity can affect dispensing behavior. Parameters should be optimized and verified for each application.

 

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