Automated sample preparation for chromatography

accroma labtec Ltd. is the specialist in the field of automated sample preparation for separating analytical methods. The SamplePrep system accroma™ converts manually executed sample preparations into an automated, precisely documented secondary process. This allows well-trained people to focus on the complex and exciting work without losing themselves in repetitive, monotonous work. We are a leader in automated sample preparation for HPLC / UPLC of solid materials such as tablets, powders or plant material, for research and development as well as QC in production.

The innovative Many2Many principle from accroma labtec Ltd. is unique. This eliminates the need to have larger quantities of identical samples in order to automate the preparation process economically. The advantages of automation are also made available to laboratories that have to process a wide variety of samples in small quantities every day.

Why Automation?

Increased efficiency and traceability are becoming increasingly important. With the automation solution accroma™ for sample preparation for separating analytical methods from accroma labtec Ltd., these points can also be achieved in the laboratory.

Recurring tasks such as weighing, filtration, extraction and dilution can be carried out more accurately by machines and documented at the same time, saving resources, allowing laboratory personnel to concentrate on more important, business-critical tasks such as data analysis, evaluation, reporting and documentation.

In addition, the automation helps to reduce solvent consumption and improve the safety of laboratory staff.

• Increasing productivity.
• Optimization of the laboratory workflow.
• Constant quality, independent of concentration and fatigue.
• Uniform, reproducible technology across different laboratories and locations.
• Minimize exposure to hazardous reagents and samples.
• Continuous audit trail, each step of the sample preparation is logged and stored for later traceability.
• Autonomous, attached workflows are also processed at night.