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Piercing probes

Custom Piercing Probes for Sealed Consumables

FOREACH custom piercing probes provide liquid access through films or stoppers in sealed reagent reservoirs, sample containers and consumables. The probe is designed around the target consumable, piercing depth and motion path in the automated instrument.

Design options include tip angle, cutting-edge orientation, side ports, vent holes or grooves, bends and mounting ends. Review the gas and liquid paths together with consumable thickness, penetration force, probe strength and aspiration position.

Provide consumable drawings or samples, fluid details, cycle timing and installation space. Probe materials, welding and surface processes are confirmed for the project. Validate piercing stability, liquid access and venting with the actual consumable and instrument motion.

Typical Applications:

Film piercing, Stopper piercing, Reagent-chamber aspiration, Sample-chamber aspiration, Venting support, Fluid paths for sealed consumables

Customization requirements

Share the fluid, interfaces, available installation space and operating requirements so we can help define a suitable custom solution.

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For accessing liquid through films, stoppers or sealed consumables. Define the material to pierce and the motion before selecting the tip, liquid inlet and venting path.

Tip, side ports, vent holes or grooves, bends and welded features are evaluated for the consumable and motion. Not every version includes all features.

Customization checklist

Item to confirmDetails to check
Drawings or samplesProvide consumable drawings, film/stopper samples, a piercing-position drawing or installation-space information.
Material to pierceConfirm the material, thickness and structural strength of the film, stopper, reagent/sample chamber or sealed consumable.
Tip geometryConfirm the tip, cutting-edge orientation, tip angle, strength and surface treatment against piercing resistance.
Venting designFor vent holes, grooves or side ports, confirm the gas/liquid paths, vent direction and aspiration sequence.
Mounting and motionConfirm penetration depth, motion direction, target aspiration position, mounting end and internal instrument space.
Manufacturing feasibilityEvaluate side ports, bending, welding, polishing and plating against tube dimensions, tip geometry and piercing stability.

This page outlines customization options and the details to confirm. Materials, dimensions, tolerances, surface treatments and operating conditions are governed by the agreed drawings, samples and inspection requirements.

Drawings and supporting documents

Design drawings or samples
Show the consumable and seal geometry, piercing position, tip orientation, penetration depth, liquid and vent openings, mounting datum and motion envelope. Provide 2D drawings, 3D files or physical samples. If the information is incomplete, start with the installation space and a description of the task.
Operating and acceptance requirements
Specify the actual fluids, wash procedure, instrument motions and acceptance method. Confirming dimensions and validating operation in the instrument are separate checks.
Design revision and delivery documents
Drawings, inspection requirements and accompanying documents are agreed for each project. Dimensions, labels or accessories shown in example photos do not define the supply scope for every version.
Send drawings and customization requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

Sampling probes focus on aspiration and dispensing. Piercing probes provide liquid access through films, stoppers or sealed consumables, requiring review of tip strength, piercing angle and venting.

Yes. Vent direction, grooves, side ports and liquid channels are defined around the consumable and aspiration sequence to address unstable aspiration or air lock.

Provide consumable geometry, film or stopper material, penetration depth, aspiration position, motion direction, installation space and liquid type.

Yes. Films, rubber stoppers, plastic caps and sealed consumables differ in material and thickness. Reconfirm tip angle, cutting-edge direction, strength and finish to address unstable piercing, blockage and debris entering the fluid path.

Aspiration from sealed consumables may create negative pressure or air lock. Vent holes, grooves or separate gas/liquid paths can improve continuity and reduce the effect of bubbles downstream.

Need to define a piercing tip, venting and liquid access?

Provide consumable geometry, the material to pierce, penetration depth, vent direction, liquid path and installation space. FOREACH can help define your custom piercing probe.

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