For Sale: Packard C384V00 TopCount NXT HTS Scintillation and Luminescence Counter | 6923

The Packard C384V00 Top Count NXT HTS Scintillation and Luminescence Counter is specially designed and configured for direct scintillation and luminescence counting of samples contained in microplates and microsample tubes. It is completely controlled by a built-in, IBM-compatible Pentium II computer and operates under Windows NT operating system. Comes with two plate stackers, a refrigerated cart, software, keyboard and mouse.

The HTS version lets you count radioisotopic and luminescent samples twelve at a time in both 96- and 384-well microplates, separately or intermixed. In fact, you can continue to count and analyze assays in the 96-well format while you convert them to the 384-well microplate, and not lose productivity. The external plate stacker allows more than 15,000 samples to be loaded for the highest unattended counting capacity, or you can integrate your TopCount NXT into a robotic system for unlimited high throughput. Being Windows 2000-based, TopCount NXT is easily networked to provide error-free, automatic data transmission.

Uncompromised Performance from Crosstalk-Free Microplate Counting Customer-proven by thousands of researchers, TopCount NXT is your best choice for speed, accuracy, and versatility in microplate counting. If you need to count gammas, betas or luminescent samples, TopCount NXT will do it without interfering crosstalk. Perform solid scintillation, liquid scintillation, filter counting, Cerenkov counting, SPA, and scintillating microplate counting, without compromising quality. And, TopCount NXT's high efficiency count mode significantly increases sensitivity for a variety of assays. Cross-sectional diagram of the TopCount counting a typical opaque microplate; illustrating the elimination of crosstalk. TopCount NXT analyzes 2, 6, or 12 samples at a time, and counts samples in 24, 96, and 384-well microplates, as well as microcentrifuge tubes. Only TopCount NXT can control the counting chamber temperature to ensure a reproducible counting environment for all your assays.