Eppendorf

vapo.protect™ technology minimizes evaporation during PCR, maintaining consistent concentrations in your PCR master mix. This ensures reliable and reproducible results, especially for long or complex cycles where evaporation could impact sample integrity.

The Mastercycler Pro S offers ultra-fast heating and cooling rates, significantly reducing cycle times. This is achieved through Eppendorf's Impulse PCR technology, allowing for faster experiments without compromising performance.

Yes, the Mastercycler Pro features a flexible, open system that allows you to customize settings for various PCR protocols, making it adaptable to different research needs and experimental requirements.

Yes, the Mastercycler Pro is designed for ease of use, featuring a user-friendly interface and intuitive controls. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, it provides straightforward setup and operation for efficient PCR runs.

The Mastercycler Pro is engineered to meet high standards of reproducibility, specificity, and speed. It uses advanced technologies like vapo.protect™ to prevent evaporation and ensure consistent PCR results across all cycles, enhancing precision.

Yes, the Mastercycler Pro is compatible with a wide range of PCR reagents, consumables, and PCR tubes, making it a versatile choice for various research applications.

Yes, the flexible and open system design of the Mastercycler Pro allows for upgrades and adjustments as your research requirements evolve, ensuring the thermal cycler adapts to future needs.

The Mastercycler Pro offers one of the fastest heating and cooling rates in its class, significantly reducing cycle times compared to many other thermal cyclers, thanks to its Impulse PCR technology.

Yes, the Mastercycler Pro's speed, flexibility, and consistency make it an excellent choice for high-throughput PCR applications, especially in labs with large volumes of samples or demanding experiments.

Yes, thanks to its vapo.protect™ technology, the Mastercycler Pro prevents evaporation during long PCR runs, ensuring consistent sample concentrations and reliable results across extended cycles.