Which Procise? -Reply

Mark Lively (mlively@medcenter.wpmail.wfu.edu)
Tue, 12 May 1998 12:57:11 -0500

Bryan,
We installed our new 2-cartridge Procise in January and already there have been times that I wished that we had the 4-cartridge unit. It is very convenient to load it up to run overnight and complete two short runs before morning. With the 4-cartridge machine you could also run into the weekend. Depending on your volume I would definitely recommend the 2-cartridge unit at a minimum. The 1-cartridge makes no sense to me. We have been ver pleased with the performance of this machine after finally giving up on our original 470A installed in 1983.
Mark

>>> Bryan Dunbar <b.dunbar@abdn.ac.uk> - 5/8/98 8:43 AM >>>
Hello folks,

we have a good chance of obtaining funds to replace one of

our 9-year old 477a's with a Procise. I don't think the cLc is in the

running because of having to go back to longer cycle times, but I would

welcome opinions as to the relative merits of a 1, 2 or 4-cartridge

model. Is it worth the extra money for the convenience of loading

several samples at once? or am I missing something?.

Regards from Scotland,

Bryan. 

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