Biologists may get numb and complacent using a bench-top plate centrifuge to collect liquids in 8-strip PCR tubes, or keep making trips to the ice-maker in the hall way to scoop a bucket of ice just to set up a reaction, or pay $6,000 for a machine that switches between 3 temperatures (aka PCR machine or thermocycler). Some may be frustrated over how machines are unnecessarily difficult to operate or how the manuals do not make simple sense.
Allele Biotech´s engineers have worked in web biology labs by the bench, and they understand what exact functions a graduate student or a postdoc wishes a piece of small lab equipment would have, no more, no less. The buttons should be simple to find and push, and the costs low and footprint small enough for every bench to have its own set. It would be tremendously important to all of us too that AlleleEquip products help save energy and save the environment.
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H2O3 Ice-Cuber dry bath that keeps the temperature at 0oC without using Freon or compressor, for as low as just over $200. The series will also include 0-75 oC and 0-100 oC, with or without portable battery.
Small centrifuge that easily switches adaptors for eppendorf tubes or 8-strip PCR tubes with very small footprint and at very low cost.
PCR machine with two independently operated reaction heads at about half the price of the leading brands. New to come: PCR machines as low as $1,000 with extremely low energy costs.
Tissue Culture Hood Sterilizer that does not need flame and saves costs over burning alcohol or gas.
