
System Description
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Additional notes on Table 3.2
1. At low volumes, transfer times for the Echo 520 and 550 systems are similar; how-
ever, as the volume increases, the Echo 550 system shows a faster transfer time.
2. Transfer time is dependent on the number of transfers per plate; therefore, for a
full plate, transfer times for a 384-well plate will always be faster than for 1536-
well plate.
3. At higher volumes, the difference in transfer time between the Echo systems
changes significantly.
Supported fluids:
Echo 550 and Echo 555 support a wide range of
aqueous and DMSO-based solutions. Echo 520 system supports DMSO-
based solutions only.
Minimum Transferred Volume:
2.5 nL
Maximum Transferred Volume:
DMSO
384-Well PP (polypropylene): 10
μ
L
384-Well LDV (low dead volume): 0.5
μ
L
1536-Well LDV (low dead volume): 2
μ
L
1536-Well LDV HT (low dead volume, high throughput): 2
μ
L
1536-Well HB (high-base): 2
μ
L
Aqueous
384-Well PP AQ BP2 (aqueous w/buffer, protein, and up to
25% glycerol): 10
μ
L
384-Well PP AQ CP (crystallography fluids): 10
μ
L
384-Well PP AQ GP2 (aqueous w/ glycerol at 25 to 50%): 10
μ
L
384-Well PP AQ SP (aqueous w/surfactant and protein): 10
μ
L
384-Well LDV AQ B (aqueous w/buffer only): 0.5
μ
L
384-Well LDV AQ P (aqueous w/protein only): 0.5
μ
L
Transfer Resolution:
2.5 nL
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