The Bruker Automated NMR Laboratory

Introduction

In this era of information technology, NMR Automation utilizing sample changers or flow-injection systems has become a most valued tool for both industry and academia, as well over 1000 BRUKER NMR spectrometers operate in at least one of several automation modes. According to the laboratory's needs or goals, automation may involve high-throughput screening, overnight automation or multi-user open access, for example.

 

For BRUKER, automation begins with the submission of a request to measure a sample, continues with sample preparation, transfer to the spectrometer, automatic probe tuning, data acquistion and processing, and finishes with data distribution and archiving.

 

SampleXpress

SampleXpress
SampleXpress™ is Bruker’s new, easy-to-use, cost effective solution for medium-throughput automation in NMR routine and research applications.
 

SampleJet

SampleJet

SampleJet is a robot which has been consciously designed to meet growing demand for simplicity, versatility and higher throughput in NMR sample tube automation.
 

SampleRail

SampleRail

SampleRail features a sample preparation robot which can mix a target protein solution with various ligand libraries, followed by immediate transfer of the samples to the spectrometer for measurement and analysis.

BEST NMR

BEST NMR

The introduction of combinatorial chemistry for chemical synthesis and biological screening has also introduced new requirements for NMR automation, e.g., the use of well plates for sample input, increased demands on throughput, and the need for simpler interpretation of the acquired NMR data. Our solution to these new needs is the BEST-NMR.

 

B-ACS Sample Changer

B-ACS

The Bruker Automatic Sample Changer, used in conjunction with Bruker software, provides dialog-guided facilities which allow the user to easily and effectively perform automatic (continous) experiments.

 

NMR Case

NMR Case

The NMR Case is an economical NMR sample changer for laboratories with modest automation needs. It expands the maximum number of samples your spectrometer can process during unattended operation to 24.