Microlab STAR V
Microlab STARV
Flexibility. Speed. Power.
Hamilton’s Microlab® STARV (STAR V) combines the flexibility of the STAR benchtop liquid handler with the high throughput capabilities of the VANTAGE. Combined with Hamilton’s Venus® Software, STAR V empowers users to redefine what’s possible.
Increased Workspace.
Faster Throughput. More Time.
STAR V users benefit from increased workspace with 80 SBS positions and 30% higher throughput giving users more walkaway time.
One Arm.
Thousands of Possibilities.
Instead of several arms competing for deck access, the Microlab STAR V features one multiuse arm that handles every step along the way from pipetting to processing and transporting.
Integration Flexibility
Hamilton’s STAR V offers users unprecedented flexibility. Access to the back and side panels allows for easy integration of third-party devices. STAR V can also easily handle complicated assays requiring multi-step functions.Powered by
VENUS® Software
Hamilton’s VENUS software is designed with the user experience in mind. Programmable and portable for effortless workflow transitions across Hamilton platforms. Powerful enough to handle simple and complex assays. Flexible enough for third-party integrations. With VENUS, the only limit is your imagination.
Progress You Can See
STAR V’s innovative design is for more than just looks. A fully enclosed workspace increases safety. A progress light bar provides visual work status updates. Interior lighting and transparent glass ensure better workspace visibility for users.
With You Every Step of the Way
Hamilton unparalleled support makes you more than a customer. You’re a partner.
- Installation to ongoing support
- An expert team customizes for your methods
- In-person and virtual training opportunities
- The largest sales support team in the industry
Consumables
There’s no one-size-fits-all with Hamilton.
Our platforms come with a robust set of
consumables designed to meet your
application needs.
Visit Hamilton’s consumables page for
a full listing of products.
