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Compare MultiEX nucleic acid extractors by throughput and volume class

Factual comparison of MultiEX 016, 032, 096P, and 024L from manufacturer-stated specifications. Submit purchase inquiry for availability and quote.

Nucleic acid extraction instruments compared by throughput

MultiEX nucleic acid extraction instruments differ primarily by samples per run and input volume class. Standard tiers (016, 032, 096P) target microliter processing volumes on 96-deep well plates. The 024L addresses large-volume input workflows.

  • 016: compact footprint, optional 24V battery for field use (vendor-stated)
  • 032: mid-throughput with independent heating modules and auto-check
  • 096P: highest sample count with USB programs and filtered ventilation
  • 024L: reagent strips/strip plates, elution from 50 µL (vendor-stated)

Shared features and procurement

All models use magnetic-bead automation with open-system kit approach. Confirm kit IFU per model. Comparison specs come from manufacturer pages — submit purchase inquiry for current datasheets.

  • Heating 37°C to 125°C on standard tiers (vendor-stated)
  • Auto-check functions vary by model — see individual product pages
  • No prices published — quote-only via purchase inquiry
  • Each product page links specs to Site-ready manufacturer documentation

Frequently asked questions

Answers focused on practical buying and implementation questions from lab managers, scientists, and startup founders.

What is a nucleic acid extraction instrument?

A nucleic acid extraction instrument automates magnetic-bead bind-wash-elute on a plate. MultiEX models span 1–16, 1–32, 1–96, and 1–24 large-volume samples per run — match throughput and volume class before purchase inquiry.

Which MultiEX instrument fits a clinical molecular lab?

Mid-shift clinical batches often land on MultiEX 032 (1–32 samples); full-plate workflows align with 096P. This is workflow guidance only — not IVD or diagnostic approval. See the clinical lab buying guide for selection criteria.