Technical datasheets for Zellmechanik Dresden consumables used in RT-DC and imaging cytometry experiments.
The documents provide essential product information including composition, physical properties, storage conditions and handling recommendations. All datasheets follow a standardized format and are available in both English and German.
These documents are intended for laboratory use and scientific documentation. All datashetts are available as downloadable PDF documents.
Technical product information for buffers and microfluidic consumables used in RT-DC experiments.
CellCarrier / CellCarrier B
Measurement buffer for RT-DC experiments with controlled viscosity and osmolarity.
CellCarrier Datasheet (English)
CellCarrier Datenblatt (Deutsch)
FlicXX Microfluidic Chips
Microfluidic chips with defined channel cross-sections for controlled hydrodynamic cell deformation.
FlicSo Sorting Chips
Microfluidic chips designed for active cell sorting experiments using the SortingModule.
RubyC Microfluidic Chips
Single-use microfluidic chips for automated whole blood analysis with the AcCellerator Ruby platform.
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