Sample transfer device for transferring and replacement of samples in analytical device, comprises sample transfer holder arranged between holders provided with magnets, where leaf spring is arranged on side facing towards former holder
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This invention is a sample transfer device for use in analytical instruments. It includes a sample holder positioned between two other holders equipped with magnets. A specially designed leaf spring, combined with the magnetic arrangement, helps precisely transfer and securely hold samples during replacement or movement within the analytical device.
Use CasesContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Automated laboratories for transferring samples between analytical instruments
- Clinical or chemical analysis systems requiring frequent sample replacement
- High-precision research environments where contamination-free sample handling is critical
- Industrial quality control where automated sample manipulation is needed
BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Improved accuracy and reliability of sample transfer in analytical devices
- Reduced risk of sample contamination or spillage during handling
- Quick and efficient sample replacement, increasing throughput in laboratory processes
- Enhanced repeatability and consistency thanks to the precise magnetic and spring mechanism
Technical Classifications (CPCs)
Main Classifications
Mechanical Eng. & Systems
Sub Classifications
Positive-Displacement Machines
CPC Codes
Inventors & Applicants
Inventors
Applicants
Helmholtz Zent B Mat & Energ
Patent Abstract
The sample transfer device (0) comprises a sample transfer holder (3), which is arranged between two holders (1,2). The former holder comprises a magnet (M1) and the latter holder comprises another magnet (M2) and a partial V-shaped leaf spring (202) on a side facing towards the former holder, at whose deep apex, a third magnet (M3) is arranged. The leaf spring has a restoring force, which is smaller than a magnetic force that acts between the latter magnet and the third magnet in the compressed state of the leaf spring.
Key Information
Publication No.
DE102013105576B3
Family ID
49754387
Publication Date
2014-01-02
Application No.
DE102013105576A
Application Date
2013-05-30
Priority Date
2013-05-30
Granted
Yes (1/1)
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