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SPLG180

Legato 180 Dual Syringe I/W Programmable

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Overview

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Features:

Holds one or two syringes from 0.5ul to 10ml
High resolution color touch screen
Unparalled ease of use
Touch pad "lock" feature
LED light on front panel
Full metal chassis
Built in syringe table
Up to 30 lbs linear force
Advanced microstepping techniques
Built in RS485 interface
USB port
I/O & TTL interface
Continuous mode of operation
Spill dam
Programmable

The SPLG180 Pico pump has infusion and withdrawal capabilities with accurate deliveries of picoliter, nanoliter, microliter and milliliter flow. It is especially designed to hold microliter syringes ranging from 0.5ul to 10ml.

The Pico pump will operate continuously in “rate” mode or accurately dispense a specific amount of fluid in “volume” mode. The microstepping pump delivers very smooth and constant flow over the entire flow range. The Pico pump feature non-volatile memory. The pump remembers its last syringe size, flow rate and configuration settings.

Dual syringe infuse/withdraw optimized for low flow with program options for 2 programs. 50 steps each. Accomodates syringes 0.5ul to 10ml. User definable flow rates with selectable target volume or time values to control the total infusion volume.

Examples of flowrates

Syringe	Diameter	Minimum	Maximum
0.5 µl	0.103 mm	0.540 pl/min	596.20 nl/min
1 µl	0.146 mm	1.140 pl/min	1.193 µl/min
2 µl	0.206 mm	2.280 pl/min	2.385 µl/min
5 µl	0.343 mm	6.360 pl/min	6.612 µl/min
10 µl	0.485 mm	12.720 pl/min	13.220 µl/min
25 µl	0.729 mm	28.740 pl/min	29.870 µl/min
50 µl	1.03 mm	57.360 pl/min	59.620 µl/min
100 µl	1.457 mm	114.800 pl/min	119.300 µl/min
250 µl	2.304 mm	287.200 pl/min	298.300 µl/min
500 µl	3.256 mm	573.700 pl/min	595.800 µl/min
1000 µl	4.608 mm	1.149 nl/min	1.193 ml/min
1 ml	4.699 mm	1.195 nl/min	1.241 ml/min
3 ml	8.585 mm	3.988 nl/min	4.142 ml/min
5 ml	11.989 mm	7.778 nl/min	8.078 ml/min
10 ml	14.427 mm	11.260 nl/min	11.700 ml/min

Specifications

Specifications
Accuracy:	± 0.35%
Reproducibility	± 0.05%
Syringes (Min/Max)	0.5 ul to 10ml
Flow Rate:	Minimum (0.5 ul syringe): 0.58 pl/min Maximum (10ml syringe): 11.70 ml/min
Display	4.3 WQVGA TFT Color Display with Touchpad
Non-Volatile Memory	Stores all Settings
Connectors:	RS485 - IEEE-1394 6 pos USB - Type B I/O & TTL - 15 pin D-Sub Connector
Linear Force (Max)	13.6 kg (30 lbs) @ 100% Force Selection
Drive Motor	0.9 Stepper Motor
Motor Drive Control	Microprocessor with 1/16 microstepping
Number of Microsteps per one rev.of Lead Screw	20,480
Step Revolution	0.031 um/ustep
Step Rate - Minimum	27.5 sec/ustep
Step Rate - Maximum	26 usec/ustep
Pusher Travel Rate - Minimum	0.02 um/min
Pusher Travel Rate - Maximum	71.55 mm/min
Power	100-240 VAC: 50/60 Hz, 50 W, 0.5 A fuse
Dimensions	22.6 x 19.05 x 15 cm (9 x 7.5 x 5 in)
Weight	2.66 kg (5.9 lbs)
Operating Temperature	4 degree C to 40 degree C (40 degree F to 104 degree F)
Storage Temperature	-10 degree C to 70 degree C (14 degree F to 158 degree F)
Humidity	20% to 80% RH non condensing
Mode of Operation	Continuous
Classification	Class 1
Pollution Degree	1
Installation Category	11
Regulatory Certification	CE, UL, CSA, CB Scheme, EU RoHS

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