Agilent PPM-96 Positive Pressure Manifold
The Agilent PPM-96 Positive Pressure Manifold delivers fast, reproducible processing for up to 96 samples at once, making it an excellent solution for high-throughput laboratories. Designed for applications such as solid phase extraction (SPE), supported liquid extraction (SLE), and protein precipitation, the PPM-96 ensures consistency by using restricted-flow ports that maintain uniform gas flow across all wells – even when channels are unused or run dry. With pressures of up to 100 psi, it efficiently handles viscous samples that challenge traditional vacuum systems.
Compatible with 96-well plates, Agilent VersaPlate formats, and 1 mL tabless cartridges (with holder), the PPM-96 combines versatility with ease of use. Its self-adjusting manifold automatically aligns 96-well plates without the need for additional spacers. The uniform pressure delivery minimises variability, shortens processing times, and increases reliability across all samples. The PPM-96 is a valuable addition to any laboratory carrying out high-throughput sample preparation.
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Features
- Part Number – 5191-4116: Agilent Positive Pressure Manifold 48 Processor (PPM-96)
- High-throughput capacity – processes up to 96 samples in parallel, optimising productivity
- Uniform gas flow – restricted-flow ports ensure consistent pressure and reproducibility across all wells
- Versatile compatibility – supports 96-well plates, VersaPlate formats, and 1 mL tabless cartridges (with holder)
- Handles viscous samples – forced gas pressures (50–100 psi) outperform vacuum systems, making tough matrices easier to process
- Simplified workflow – modular rack system allows straightforward stacking and seamless integration into existing lab setups
- Reliable and efficient – engineered for reproducible results with reduced variability and faster run times
- Flexible applications – suitable for SPE, SLE, and protein precipitation in manual sample preparation workflows