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Carlos Neves

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Hi Friends,

I have a friend in Brazil, prof. Gutz (the same prof. that developed the CurtiPot worksheet <www2.iq.usp.br/docente/gutz/Curtipot.html>)‎ and he sent to me a newsletter from a Takasago Co).

The Takasago develops devices for microfluidic. It has two peristaltic pumps that could be useful for someone that whats develop a automatic titration system.

http://www.takasago-fluidics.com/products_pump/peristaltic/index.html?newsletter44

Carlos A. Neves

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TAKASAGO Newsletter Vol. 44

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Invitation to ISSCR 2013

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Takasago Fluidic Systems (TFS) will exhibit at the ISSCR (International Society for Stem Cell Research) 11th Annual Meeting, which will be held on June 12 - 15, 2013, at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Boston, MA, U.S.A.

At ISSCR 2013, Takasago Fluidic Systems will present a wide range of fluidic solutions applicable to cell culture related instruments. These will include flow control units, disposable pumps, micro peristaltic pumps, the Tube Catcher, and a “PicoPipet” system that allows you to easily isolate and carry single cells, etc. In this issue, we cover two exhibits of note. Looking forward to seeing you at our booth, #707.

=============== Highlighted Exhibits ===============

1. Manually Adjustable Low Pulsation Micro Pump Unit

2. Remote Control Android Applications for Pen-Type Syringe Pumps or Micro Peristaltic Pumps

=============== Features ===============

1. Manually Adjustable Low Pulsation Micro Pump Unit

This unit includes a piezoelectric micro pump and a micro needle valve, which allows you to manually adjust the flow from the level of nl/min to around 1.5 ml/min, and drastically reduces flow pulsations at low flow rates. As it can be used as a standalone unit powered by AAA or R03 batteries, it is suitable for circulating cell culture media inside a thermostatic chamber or pumping liquids into microfluidic chips under a microscope. Its dimensions are a compact 70 x 25 x 94 mm.

Demonstration video:

http://www.takasago-elec.co.jp/movie/low_pulsation_pump_unit-e.wmv?newsletter44 (20.6 MB)

2. Remote Control Android Applications for Pen-Type Syringe Pumps or Micro Peristaltic Pumps

Using one of these applications, your Android device can easily control one of our micro pumps that are placed, for instance, in a thermostatic chamber through its wireless function.

Pen-Type Syringe Pump--->

This is so small that it can be installed on a microscope stage. Outer dimensions of dia. 12 x L 153 mm (excluding the needle and sensor case). Theoretical resolution is as small as 0.105 nl (at 1/100 micro-step).

Micro Peristaltic Pump RP-TX Series--->

The RP-TX can achieve the low flow rate of 0.1 - 40 μl/min, and its built-in stepper motor enables more precise control than a DC motor. Its compact body makes it suitable for not only cell culture applications but also other microfluidic and portable devices. Furthermore, the replaceable pump head helps you keep the tubing clean.

http://www.takasago-fluidics.com/products_pump/peristaltic/index.html?newsletter44

=============== Exhibition Outline ===============

The ISSCR (International Society for Stem Cell Research) 11th Annual Meeting 2013

Website: http://www.isscr.org/home/annual-meeting

Date: June 12 - 15, 2013

Location: Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Boston, MA, U.S.A

Takasago’s Booth Number: 707

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In the next newsletter, we will present other highlighted exhibits, including the “PicoPipet” system.

If you have any questions, please contact us at either of our offices below.

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TAKASAGO FLUIDIC SYSTEMS