Everything you need for PacBio sequencing.

Browse our collection of sample preparation kits, application kits, library prep and barcoding, and sequencing kits.

The Pacbio – Short-read Sequencing – Onso System is an innovative benchtop short-read DNA sequencing platform with an extraordinary level of accuracy using PacBio sequencing by binding (SBB) technology. Ultra-high Q40+ data quality allows you to break through limits of detection.

MagCore® HF48 is a powerful system with consistent and simultaneous processing of 1st~24th or 24th~48th samples of DNA/RNA at A/B operation zones. It provides fast, cost-effective, and automated extraction purification of nucleic acids from diverse sample types including whole blood, bacteria cells, plant cells, cultured cells, virus particles and tissues. 

Digital PCR (dPCR) is a powerful tool used for the precise and highly sensitive quantification of nucleic acids.

The 6-color naica® system integrates the digital PCR process in a single consumable, reducing hands-on time and interactions, to simply insert your sample and walk away. The 6-color naica® system utilizes Crystal Digital PCR® technology, which partitions samples into a large array of thousands of individual droplets – each its own reaction compartment – before amplifying nucleic acid molecules in each droplet, for the absolute quantification of nucleic acids based on cutting-edge microfluidic technology. These reactions are tagged with fluorophores to be read using up to six different fluorescence light channels.

Dilatometry measures the change in size of a sample as a function of temperature. In addition to directly determining the thermal expansion of the sample, the change in size also provides information about phase transitions and physical or chemical changes in the microstructure.

Light or laser flash is a crucial measurement technique used to determine the thermal diffusivity, thermal conductivity, and specific heat capacity of materials. This method is useful in characterizing the heat transfer and storage properties of a variety of materials, providing essential information about material composition and structure. Light/Laser flash is the most effective method for measuring thermal diffusivity over a wide range of temperatures and offers non-destructive material testing with accurate, reproducible results. The Xenon and Laser Flash instruments generate high-energy Laser or Xenon pulse sources and use a PIN contact detector or non-contact IR detector to measure the resulting temperature rise. The selection of the ideal source and detector depends on various factors such as sample morphology, dimensions, expected thermal conductivity, and measurement temperature range.

Quenching dilatometers are used to study phase transformations and microstructural changes in steel and metal alloys. 

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