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FROM VESSEL TO SAMPLE HANDLING
A routine task, clearly illustrated
BRAIN SampleLift is designed for sample racks. Its base, mast and upper assembly combine with the lifting drive and a suitable adapter to support retrieval and replacement.
Alignment at the vessel, the designated lifting point and receiving the rack are part of the same step. The handheld control supports controlled upward and downward movement.
01 · PREPARE
Vessel, rack and lifting point
A suitable adapter, clear lifting path and operating position are agreed in advance. The operator keeps the connection and rack movement in view.
02 · RETRIEVE
Lift vertically
The SampleLift supports vertical movement. A jammed or frozen rack is not pulled free using the drive.
03 · RETURN
Support it first
After sample handling, the rack is returned in a controlled movement. Only when it rests on its intended support is the connection unloaded and released.
Tailored to your workflow
| Component | Starting point |
|---|---|
| Application | Retrieving and returning sample racks |
| Installation layout | Mobile base, mast and upper assembly |
| Operation | Electric lifting and lowering with handheld controls |
| Connection | Adapter and lifting point suited to the rack and vessel |
| Use | Position and move without a suspended rack |
| Care and maintenance | Inspection, charging, cleaning and maintenance according to the documented configuration |
The adapter, operating position and allowable load are matched to the rack and vessel. Follow the operating instructions for your configuration.
From retrieval to the workstation
The rack layout and cold workstation determine the next sample-handling steps. Explore BRAIN's own racks and the C07 sample worktable.
View the BRAIN C07 sample worktable