Following Automated Cell Thawing Instruments, Amerigo Scientific Adds Liquid Handling Equipment to Its Lab Portfolio
Oct 20, 2026
New York, United States, October 20, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Amerigo Scientific, a distributor of specialized laboratory equipment for life science and research workflows, has expanded its lab portfolio with the addition of liquid handling equipment. This expansion follows the company’s recent release of automated cell thawing instruments, further broadening its offerings for research, bioprocessing, and clinical laboratories worldwide.
Liquid handling is an essential part of many experiments at the molecular level, where bioactive assay samples can be fragile and expensive, requiring sample volumes to be precisely controlled and minimized. Manual pipetting workflows can be repetitive, labor‑intensive, and prone to human error, creating demand for automated systems that deliver consistent, repeatable liquid dispensing results. Automated liquid handling equipment uses a motorized pipette or syringe, attached to a robotic arm, to dispense a specified volume of liquid or sample to a specified container. Some models are equipped with additional laboratory equipment and can perform additional operations to meet specific requirements, ensuring the liquid handling process is as thorough, efficient, and precise as possible.
Amerigo Scientific offers a series of liquid handling instruments, designed to address the growing demand for precision and reproducibility in life science experiments. Its portfolio includes a range of solutions from easy-to-use liquid handling equipment in a variety of specifications to fully automated liquid handling workstations with multi-modules. These systems support the automation of standard laboratory techniques including ELISA, time‑resolved fluorescence assays, nucleic acid extraction and preparation, PCR, next‑generation sequencing library construction and cell seeding. Additionally, the automated liquid‑handling workstations adopt an open‑architecture design to enable flexible integration: they can run standalone or connect to third‑party laboratory instruments to build end‑to‑end automated workflows.
By deploying robotic automation, the liquid handling equipment reduces operator‑introduced mistakes, improves experimental reproducibility, cuts overall operational costs and lifts laboratory throughput. It also frees laboratory technicians from repetitive liquid‑transfer tasks so they can focus more on sample analysis and higher‑value research activities.
“The continued advancement of life‑science research pushes laboratories to pursue greater accuracy and smaller sample input, while many manual workflows remain tedious and slow,” said a product representative at Amerigo Scientific. “Our liquid handling equipment portfolio aims to supply reliable, user‑friendly, stable instruments across diverse specifications to match varied application requirements for research‑focused laboratories.”
The addition of liquid handling equipment complements Amerigo Scientific’s lab equipment portfolio, which includes the automated cell thawing instruments released earlier this month. The extended portfolio enables the enterprise to deliver more complete end‑to‑end workflow solutions for global life science, biopharma, and clinical laboratories.
About Amerigo Scientific
Amerigo Scientific, as a recognized distributor in the United States, collaborates closely with leading manufacturers worldwide and invites cooperation from all companies and institutions in the area of reagents, kits, antibodies, lab instruments, and many other products for life science, biochemistry, and biotechnology. Its professional team is equipped with excellent technical support and thoughtful customer service. As most of its employees have earned a graduate (Ph.D. or M.S.) degree in life science, they can comprehend customers’ questions or concerns and are always ready to provide individualized customer service of high standards.
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