SmartVac Bench top compact vacuum aspirator 1L

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The SmartVac Bench top compact vacuum aspirator 1L is an ultra-compact, battery-powered vacuum aspiration system engineered for gentle, precise, and contamination-free removal of liquids in cell culture, molecular biology, clinical diagnostics, and pharmaceutical quality control. Featuring an adjustable vacuum range from 0 to 600 mbar and an aspiration speed up to 1.6 L/min, this system provides the versatility required for routine aspiration and waste collection in confined benchtop spaces, including laminar flow cabinets.

Every SmartVac system includes a built-in rechargeable lithium battery providing up to 5 hours of cordless continuous operation after a full charge, eliminating the need for external power cords that clutter sterile workspaces. The hydrophobic filter prevents aerosol and liquid contamination, protecting both the pump and the sample. The 1L collection bottle is independent of the vacuum source and power supply and can be placed anywhere on the benchtop for flexible workspace arrangement.

Key user-focused features include one-key start for simple operation, a lightweight handpiece with 1mL tip adapter included, an optional 8-channel tip adapter for high-throughput 96-well plate processing, and dual functionality for both aspiration and vacuum filtration. All liquid-contact components are autoclavable at 121°C for 20 minutes, ensuring sterility for aseptic applications. The ultra-compact size (127x144x244mm, 0.5kg) and low noise operation (53 dB) make it ideal for biosafety cabinets and any confined workspace.

For the cell culture scientist, clinical laboratory technologist, and biosafety cabinet user, the SmartVac delivers the cordless freedom, controlled flow, contamination prevention, and compact footprint required for critical applications such as cell culture maintenance, nucleic acid extraction, ELISA processing, and benchtop analyzer waste management. For the patient, reliable, contamination-free aspiration ensures that diagnostic results are accurate and that cell-based therapies are manufactured to the highest quality standards, directly supporting effective clinical outcomes.

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SmartVac Bench top compact vacuum aspirator 1L

Primary Clinical & Diagnostic Uses

1. Cordless Aspiration for Cell Culture Media Removal
Primary Use: Provides a benchtop, ultra-compact vacuum aspiration system with a built-in rechargeable battery, ergonomic handpiece, and 1L collection bottle, used for the rapid and gentle removal of cell culture media, wash buffers, and supernatants from adherent or suspension cell lines without disturbing the cell monolayer.

How it helps: For the cell culture scientist and biosafety cabinet user, the SmartVac’s cordless operation allows up to 5 hours of continuous use after a full charge, eliminating the need for external power cords that clutter sterile workspaces. The hydrophobic filter prevents aerosol and liquid contamination, protecting both the pump and the sample. For the patient receiving cell-based therapies, contamination-free media exchange during cell culture directly supports the production of high-quality, viable cell products for treatments such as CAR-T or stem cell transplants.

2, Clinical Specimen Processing for Molecular Diagnostics
Primary Use: Enables the aspiration of supernatant fluids, wash solutions, and lysates from diagnostic platforms including ELISA plates, PCR cleanup kits, nucleic acid extraction columns, and urinalysis cassettes, with one-key operation and flexible bottle placement.

How it helps: For the clinical laboratory technologist, the SmartVac’s independent collection bottle can be placed anywhere on the benchtop, separate from the vacuum source, allowing optimal positioning for different workflows. The compact footprint fits inside laminar flow cabinets and any confined benchtop space. For the patient, reliable removal of wash buffers during nucleic acid extraction ensures that downstream PCR or sequencing results are accurate, reducing the chance of diagnostic errors.

3. Vacuum Filtration for Reagent Preparation
Primary Use: Functions as a dual-purpose system for both aspiration and vacuum filtration of cell culture media, buffers, and biological fluids using optional filtration flask attachments.

How it helps: For the laboratory manager, the SmartVac eliminates the need for separate filtration equipment by supporting both aspiration and filtration in a single compact unit. The optional 500mL autoclavable collection bottle and filtration flask provide flexibility for different applications. For the patient, sterile, particle-free reagents prepared with the SmartVac support consistent manufacturing of injectable drugs and cell therapy products.

4. Waste Collection for Benchtop Clinical Analyzers
Primary Use: Serves as a portable waste collection system for benchtop clinical chemistry analyzers, hematology instruments, and immunoassay platforms, with built-in overflow protection via hydrophobic filter.

How it helps: For the core laboratory technician, the SmartVac’s cordless design allows easy movement between workstations, and the hydrophobic filter prevents liquid from reaching the pump, protecting equipment from damage. The compact size (127x144x244mm, 0.5kg) occupies minimal bench space. For the patient, uninterrupted analyzer operation supported by reliable waste removal ensures timely reporting of critical test results.

Secondary & Supportive Uses

1. Aspiration of Blood Collection Tubes: Removes serum or plasma from centrifuged tubes for manual aliquoting without cross-contamination between patient samples.

2. Tissue Culture Wash Steps: Removes PBS, trypsin, or other wash solutions from multi-well plates during routine cell passaging or harvest procedures.

3. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Procedures: Gently aspirates culture media from embryo or oocyte handling dishes without disturbing delicate specimens.

4. Histology and Cytology Slide Processing: Removes stains, fixatives, and wash solutions from slide baths or automated staining racks.

5. Western Blot Wash Steps: Aspirates blocking buffer and wash solutions from membrane incubation trays during protein detection workflows.

6. Chemistry Analyzer Waste Management: Collects liquid waste from open-channel clinical chemistry analyzers in core laboratories.

7. Molecular Biology Gel Extraction: Removes buffer from gel slices following DNA or RNA extraction protocols using spin columns.

8 .Microbiology Liquid Culture Harvesting: Aspirates supernatant from bacterial or yeast cultures prior to cell pellet collection for downstream analysis.

9. Forensic DNA Extraction: Removes inhibitors and wash solutions from silica column-based extraction kits used in forensic casework.

10.Pharmaceutical Quality Control: Collects dissolution media samples or removes cleaning solutions from HPLC vials and autosampler trays.

11. Veterinary Diagnostic Sample Processing: Aspirates fecal flotation solutions or urine sediment preparations in veterinary laboratories.

12. Environmental Water Testing: Filters water samples through membrane filters for coliform or pathogen detection using vacuum-assisted filtration.

13. Academic Teaching Labs: Provides a safe, easy-to-use aspiration tool for students learning cell culture or microbiology techniques.

14. Blood Bank Tube Processing: Removes supernatant from washed red blood cells during antibody screening and compatibility testing procedures.

15. Single and 8-Channel Aspiration: Supports both single-tip and optional 8-channel tip adapter for high-throughput 96-well plate processing.

KEY PRODUCT FEATURES

1. Basic Identification Attributes

Device Type: A benchtop, battery-powered compact vacuum aspiration system consisting of a vacuum pump, 1L collection bottle, tubing, and handpiece.
Designation: SmartVac Bench top compact vacuum aspirator 1L, DLAB SmartVac, SmartVac Benchtop Compact Vacuum Aspirator.
Key Components:
- Ultra-compact vacuum pump unit (127x144x244mm, 0.5kg)
- 1L collection bottle in standard package
- Built-in rechargeable lithium battery (2000-2500 mAh)
- Ergonomic handpiece with 1mL tip adapter
- Hydrophobic filter to prevent contamination
- One-key start button for simple operation
- Optional 8-channel tip adapter for multi-well plates
- Optional 500mL autoclavable collection bottle and filtration flask

2. Technical & Performance Properties

Vacuum range: Adjustable from 0 to 600 mbar
Aspirating speed (liquid): Up to 1.6 L/min
Collection bottle capacity: 1L standard; optional 500mL with adaptor or filtration flask
Motor type: Brushless DC motor or brushed motor options available
Noise level: 53 dB
Materials: Chemical-resistant components; autoclavable for all liquid-contact parts
Sterilization: Components in contact with liquids are suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure steam sterilization (121°C, 1 bar for 20 minutes)
Battery operation: Built-in rechargeable lithium battery provides up to 5 hours of cordless continuous operation after full charge
Power input: DC 2V, 1.0A
Dimensions (W×D×H): 127 x 144 x 244 mm
Weight: 0.5 kg
Filtration compliance: Supports both aspiration and vacuum filtration functions; CE marked

3. Physical & Operational Properties

Construction: Ultra-compact, lightweight polymer housing with small footprint for any benchtop space
Operation: One-key start with built-in rechargeable battery independent of exterior power supply; cordless operation for laminar flow cabinets
Handpiece design: Ergonomic handpiece with 1mL tip adapter included; optional 8-channel tip adapter for multi-well plates
Independent collection bottle: The 1L collection bottle is independent of the vacuum source and power supply, and can be placed at any position for flexible benchtop arrangement
Tubing connection: Flexible, autoclavable tubing with standard fittings
Portability: Lightweight design (0.5kg) for easy transport between workstations
Maintenance: User-replaceable hydrophobic filter, easy-to-clean bottle and tubing; brushless motor requires no routine maintenance

4. Safety & Compliance Attributes

Regulatory status: General laboratory equipment for in vitro diagnostic use; manufactured under ISO quality systems
Contamination prevention: Hydrophobic filter protects equipment from aerosol and liquid contamination, improving experimental result reliability
Autoclavable components: All parts in contact with liquids are autoclavable for easy sterilization and maintenance
Electrical safety: Battery-powered operation eliminates electrical cord hazards in wet workspaces; compliant with IEC 61010-1 for laboratory equipment
Noise compliance: Low noise operation at 53 dB meets workplace exposure limits for continuous use
Chemical resistance: Components resist common laboratory reagents including alcohols, dilute acids, bases, and tissue culture media

5. Storage & Handling Attributes

Storage: Store the pump unit on a clean, dry benchtop; store empty collection bottles with lids loose to allow drying. The compact size fits in cabinets, on benchtops, or even beneath the bench.
Cleaning: Wipe the pump housing with 70% isopropyl alcohol or mild detergent. Wash the collection bottle and tubing with laboratory detergent and water, then autoclave or disinfect as needed.
Autoclaving: All liquid-contact components are suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure steam sterilization. Autoclave at 121°C, 1 bar for 20 minutes.
Battery charging: Charge the built-in rechargeable battery using the provided DC adapter. A full charge provides up to 5 hours of continuous operation.
Filter replacement: Replace the hydrophobic filter periodically or immediately after any overflow event to maintain contamination protection.
Pre-use inspection: Check tubing for cracks or kinks; ensure the collection bottle is empty and the lid seal is intact; verify battery charge level.
Operation: Press the one-key start button to turn on. Use the handpiece to aspirate liquids; the thumb vent on the handpiece releases vacuum instantly.
Emptying the bottle: When the bottle reaches the fill line, turn off the pump, open the lid, and decant liquid into an appropriate waste container.
Tubing replacement: Replace tubing annually or when cracked or discolored; use only manufacturer-approved tubing for proper fit and chemical resistance.
Storage conditions: Store at room temperature (15-30°C) in a dry environment; avoid exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.

6. Laboratory & Clinical Applications

Primary application: Controlled aspiration and filtration of liquids in cell culture, molecular biology, clinical diagnostics, and pharmaceutical quality control, where cordless, contamination-free removal of supernatants, wash buffers, and waste fluids is required in confined benchtop spaces.
Clinical role: An essential tool for clinical diagnostic laboratories, molecular diagnostics labs, immunology laboratories, IVF clinics, pathology departments, pharmaceutical QC facilities, academic research institutions, and biosafety cabinet work. Critical for cell culture maintenance, nucleic acid extraction, ELISA processing, and benchtop analyzer waste management where portable, cordless aspiration is required.

SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

1. Safety Precautions

Biohazard exposure: Always assume that aspirated fluids are potentially infectious. Wear appropriate PPE including gloves, lab coat, and face protection when handling the collection bottle.
Overflow prevention: Do not exceed the maximum fill line on the collection bottle. The hydrophobic filter will become saturated if overflow occurs, requiring replacement.
Chemical compatibility: Verify that all wetted materials (bottle, tubing, handpiece) are compatible with the chemicals being aspirated. Some organic solvents may damage silicone tubing or polypropylene.
Battery safety: Do not expose the unit to extreme heat or puncture the battery. Use only the provided charger. Store the unit away from flammable materials when charging.
Tubing connections: Ensure all tubing is securely attached to barbed fittings. Loose tubing can disconnect under vacuum, causing spills.
Handpiece care: Do not immerse the handpiece in liquid. Wipe clean only. Immersion can damage the internal valve and vent mechanism.
Autoclave safety: Allow autoclaved components to cool for at least 30 minutes before handling to avoid burns. Ensure bottle lids are loosened before autoclaving to prevent pressure buildup.
Training requirement: Only trained laboratory personnel should operate the SmartVac for clinical or diagnostic applications.

2. First Aid Measures

Sample splash to eyes: If biological or chemical fluid splashes into the eyes during bottle emptying or aspiration, flush immediately with water for 15 minutes and seek medical attention.
Skin contact: Wash contaminated skin with soap and water for at least 5 minutes. If irritation or signs of infection develop, seek medical evaluation.
Sharps injury: If a pipette tip or broken glass in the waste bottle punctures the skin, wash the wound thoroughly and follow the facility's exposure management protocol for bloodborne pathogens.
Chemical exposure: If a hazardous chemical is aspirated and subsequently spills onto skin or clothing, refer to the specific Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for that chemical for detailed first aid instructions.
Inhalation: If aerosolized biological material is inhaled due to filter failure or overflow, move to fresh air immediately. Report the exposure to the laboratory supervisor and follow facility protocols for biological exposure.
Battery-related injury: If the battery leaks or ruptures, avoid contact with leaked materials. Flush affected area with water and seek medical attention.

3. Fire Fighting Measures

Flammability: The plastic housing of the pump unit, polypropylene bottle, and silicone tubing are combustible and may melt or burn if exposed to flame or high heat. The lithium battery may ignite if damaged or overheated.
Extinguishing media: Use carbon dioxide (CO2), dry chemical powder, or foam for fires involving plastic components and electrical equipment. Water may be used but can spread burning liquids if flammable solvents are present in the waste bottle. For lithium battery fires, use Class D extinguishers or specialized lithium battery fire suppression media.
Fire response: The primary fire hazard is the flammable laboratory reagents that may be present in the collection bottle. Follow the laboratory's fire safety protocols. Evacuate the area if the waste bottle contains volatile organic solvents.
Special protective equipment for firefighters: Wear self-contained breathing apparatus and full protective gear when fighting fires in a laboratory setting.

SmartVac Bench top compact vacuum aspirator 1L

SmartVac Bench top compact vacuum aspirator 1L

Primary Clinical & Diagnostic Uses

3. Vacuum Filtration for Reagent Preparation Primary Use: Functions as a dual-purpose system for both aspiration and vacuum filtration of cell culture media, buffers, and biological fluids using optional filtration flask attachments.

4. Waste Collection for Benchtop Clinical Analyzers Primary Use: Serves as a portable waste collection system for benchtop clinical chemistry analyzers, hematology instruments, and immunoassay platforms, with built-in overflow protection via hydrophobic filter.

Secondary & Supportive Uses

1. Aspiration of Blood Collection Tubes: Removes serum or plasma from centrifuged tubes for manual aliquoting without cross-contamination between patient samples.

2. Tissue Culture Wash Steps: Removes PBS, trypsin, or other wash solutions from multi-well plates during routine cell passaging or harvest procedures.

3. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Procedures: Gently aspirates culture media from embryo or oocyte handling dishes without disturbing delicate specimens.

4. Histology and Cytology Slide Processing: Removes stains, fixatives, and wash solutions from slide baths or automated staining racks.

5. Western Blot Wash Steps: Aspirates blocking buffer and wash solutions from membrane incubation trays during protein detection workflows.

6. Chemistry Analyzer Waste Management: Collects liquid waste from open-channel clinical chemistry analyzers in core laboratories.

7. Molecular Biology Gel Extraction: Removes buffer from gel slices following DNA or RNA extraction protocols using spin columns.

8 .Microbiology Liquid Culture Harvesting: Aspirates supernatant from bacterial or yeast cultures prior to cell pellet collection for downstream analysis.

9. Forensic DNA Extraction: Removes inhibitors and wash solutions from silica column-based extraction kits used in forensic casework.

10.Pharmaceutical Quality Control: Collects dissolution media samples or removes cleaning solutions from HPLC vials and autosampler trays.

11. Veterinary Diagnostic Sample Processing: Aspirates fecal flotation solutions or urine sediment preparations in veterinary laboratories.

12. Environmental Water Testing: Filters water samples through membrane filters for coliform or pathogen detection using vacuum-assisted filtration.

13. Academic Teaching Labs: Provides a safe, easy-to-use aspiration tool for students learning cell culture or microbiology techniques.

14. Blood Bank Tube Processing: Removes supernatant from washed red blood cells during antibody screening and compatibility testing procedures.

15. Single and 8-Channel Aspiration: Supports both single-tip and optional 8-channel tip adapter for high-throughput 96-well plate processing.

1. Basic Identification Attributes

Device Type: A benchtop, battery-powered compact vacuum aspiration system consisting of a vacuum pump, 1L collection bottle, tubing, and handpiece.

Designation: SmartVac Bench top compact vacuum aspirator 1L, DLAB SmartVac, SmartVac Benchtop Compact Vacuum Aspirator.

Key Components:

Ultra-compact vacuum pump unit (127x144x244mm, 0.5kg)

1L collection bottle in standard package

Built-in rechargeable lithium battery (2000-2500 mAh)

Ergonomic handpiece with 1mL tip adapter

Hydrophobic filter to prevent contamination

One-key start button for simple operation

Optional 8-channel tip adapter for multi-well plates

Optional 500mL autoclavable collection bottle and filtration flask

2. Technical & Performance Properties

Vacuum range: Adjustable from 0 to 600 mbar

Aspirating speed (liquid): Up to 1.6 L/min

Collection bottle capacity: 1L standard; optional 500mL with adaptor or filtration flask

Motor type: Brushless DC motor or brushed motor options available

Noise level: 53 dB

Materials: Chemical-resistant components; autoclavable for all liquid-contact parts

Sterilization: Components in contact with liquids are suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure steam sterilization (121°C, 1 bar for 20 minutes)

Battery operation: Built-in rechargeable lithium battery provides up to 5 hours of cordless continuous operation after full charge

Power input: DC 2V, 1.0A

Dimensions (W×D×H): 127 x 144 x 244 mm

Weight: 0.5 kg

Filtration compliance: Supports both aspiration and vacuum filtration functions; CE marked

3. Physical & Operational Properties

Construction: Ultra-compact, lightweight polymer housing with small footprint for any benchtop space

Operation: One-key start with built-in rechargeable battery independent of exterior power supply; cordless operation for laminar flow cabinets

Handpiece design: Ergonomic handpiece with 1mL tip adapter included; optional 8-channel tip adapter for multi-well plates

Independent collection bottle: The 1L collection bottle is independent of the vacuum source and power supply, and can be placed at any position for flexible benchtop arrangement

Tubing connection: Flexible, autoclavable tubing with standard fittings

Portability: Lightweight design (0.5kg) for easy transport between workstations

Maintenance: User-replaceable hydrophobic filter, easy-to-clean bottle and tubing; brushless motor requires no routine maintenance

4. Safety & Compliance Attributes

Regulatory status: General laboratory equipment for in vitro diagnostic use; manufactured under ISO quality systems

Contamination prevention: Hydrophobic filter protects equipment from aerosol and liquid contamination, improving experimental result reliability

Autoclavable components: All parts in contact with liquids are autoclavable for easy sterilization and maintenance

Electrical safety: Battery-powered operation eliminates electrical cord hazards in wet workspaces; compliant with IEC 61010-1 for laboratory equipment

Noise compliance: Low noise operation at 53 dB meets workplace exposure limits for continuous use

Chemical resistance: Components resist common laboratory reagents including alcohols, dilute acids, bases, and tissue culture media

5. Storage & Handling Attributes

Storage: Store the pump unit on a clean, dry benchtop; store empty collection bottles with lids loose to allow drying. The compact size fits in cabinets, on benchtops, or even beneath the bench.

Cleaning: Wipe the pump housing with 70% isopropyl alcohol or mild detergent. Wash the collection bottle and tubing with laboratory detergent and water, then autoclave or disinfect as needed.

Autoclaving: All liquid-contact components are suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure steam sterilization. Autoclave at 121°C, 1 bar for 20 minutes.

Battery charging: Charge the built-in rechargeable battery using the provided DC adapter. A full charge provides up to 5 hours of continuous operation.

Filter replacement: Replace the hydrophobic filter periodically or immediately after any overflow event to maintain contamination protection.

Pre-use inspection: Check tubing for cracks or kinks; ensure the collection bottle is empty and the lid seal is intact; verify battery charge level.

Operation: Press the one-key start button to turn on. Use the handpiece to aspirate liquids; the thumb vent on the handpiece releases vacuum instantly.

Emptying the bottle: When the bottle reaches the fill line, turn off the pump, open the lid, and decant liquid into an appropriate waste container.

Tubing replacement: Replace tubing annually or when cracked or discolored; use only manufacturer-approved tubing for proper fit and chemical resistance.

Storage conditions: Store at room temperature (15-30°C) in a dry environment; avoid exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.

6. Laboratory & Clinical Applications

Primary application: Controlled aspiration and filtration of liquids in cell culture, molecular biology, clinical diagnostics, and pharmaceutical quality control, where cordless, contamination-free removal of supernatants, wash buffers, and waste fluids is required in confined benchtop spaces.

1. Safety Precautions

Biohazard exposure: Always assume that aspirated fluids are potentially infectious. Wear appropriate PPE including gloves, lab coat, and face protection when handling the collection bottle.

Overflow prevention: Do not exceed the maximum fill line on the collection bottle. The hydrophobic filter will become saturated if overflow occurs, requiring replacement.

Chemical compatibility: Verify that all wetted materials (bottle, tubing, handpiece) are compatible with the chemicals being aspirated. Some organic solvents may damage silicone tubing or polypropylene.

Battery safety: Do not expose the unit to extreme heat or puncture the battery. Use only the provided charger. Store the unit away from flammable materials when charging.

Tubing connections: Ensure all tubing is securely attached to barbed fittings. Loose tubing can disconnect under vacuum, causing spills.

3. Vacuum Filtration for Reagent Preparation
Primary Use: Functions as a dual-purpose system for both aspiration and vacuum filtration of cell culture media, buffers, and biological fluids using optional filtration flask attachments.

4. Waste Collection for Benchtop Clinical Analyzers
Primary Use: Serves as a portable waste collection system for benchtop clinical chemistry analyzers, hematology instruments, and immunoassay platforms, with built-in overflow protection via hydrophobic filter.