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Liberty 2.0

Short product description
A powerful entry-level peptide synthesizer.

Information

The Liberty 2.0 is the next generation of the The Liberty Lite™ Microwave Peptide Synthesizer.

The entry-level system for CEM’s best in class microwave peptide synthesizer line. The Liberty 2.0 provides advantages over existing peptide synthesizers with it’s patented use of microwave irradiation during both the deprotection and coupling steps (12 minute cycle times), in-situ temperature control, Flex-Add™ delivery system, and efficient solvent usage.

Features:

  • 12 min Cycle Time
  • Flex-Add™ critical reagent delivery system (patented)
  • True Internal fiber-optic temperature control
  • 0.005 – 5 mmol scale range
  • 27 amino acid positions

Flex-Add Technology: The best way to deliver critical reagents.

  • Infinitely variable – deliver whatever volume you want (unlike sample loops)
  • No priming ever
  • No washing and less complex than syringe pumps

 

 

High Throughput (HT) Loaders : High-throughput peptide synthesis made easy.

  • Automated synthesis of 4 peptides (individual 20mer’s completed every 4 hours)
  • The Liberty 2.0 paired with the HT4 allows for automated synthesis of 4 peptides
  • Individual 20mer’s completed every 4 hours

 

 

The Microwave Advantage

Microwave energy brings more to peptide synthesis than a rapid change in temperature. Combined with microwave transparent reaction vessels, your reaction, not the vessel, is heated with a uniform, single mode energy distribution. Rapid kinetic movement caused by microwave energy accelerates the reaction and reduces aggregation.

Brochures

View the Liberty 2.0 series brochure

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Software

Flexible, Powerful Software

The newly updated software is both flexible and easy to use, making sure nothing stands between you and your synthesis. Customize methods with unique monomers, orthogonal deprotection, branching, cyclizing, and more. Easily check on reactions on the run screen, where the run can be edited, paused, and resumed at any time.