Microplastics Analysis Systems

Description

This automatic preparation device isolates microplastics contained in environmental surface water. The presence of microplastics in environmental surface water such as oceans, rivers, and lakes has attracted international attention as an environmental problem, and many monitoring results have been reported. The analysis of microplastics requires multiple steps, including sample collection, digestion and filtration, and qualitative and quantitative (size, number of particles, mass or concentration) analysis. To accurately analyze microplastics in aqueous samples, an essential step is to isolate the particles from other components in the sample. This process normally involves digestion and separation steps. The MAP-100 automates the typical steps needed to isolate microplastics. This improves the reproducibility of the analytical workflow, enables lab technicians to focus on other tasks, and makes handling of reagents safer. Labor savings Automating the complicated preparation process significantly reduces the number of man-hours required. Reproducibility Manual tasks by the operator are reduced, enabling highly reproducible preparation. This improves accuracy when comparing data across analysts and laboratories. Safety Simplified handling of reagents by operators.