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Eppendorf North America history
Eppendorf North America company history timeline
1991 - Contamination-free pipetting Using the Eppendorf Biomaster® in conjunction with Mastertips® completely prevents the formation of aerosol, a frequent cause of contamination (e.g. in the amplification of nucleic acids).
In 1992 Eppendorf's ”Biopur®“ standard was certified.
1993 - Electronic dispensing system With the EDOS® 5222 metering system, Eppendorf created an extremely versatile and high-performance device for all fluid dispensing tasks in the lab.
1994 - Manual multi-channel pipettes The Titerman variable multi-channel pipette which can be calibrated and is for a high sample throughput.
1995 - Eppendorf Award for Young European Investigators The Eppendorf Award for Young European Investigators which comes with a cash prize of €15,000, has been awarded every year since 1995.
1996: To make manual microinjection and dispensing fluids easier, more ergonomic, and more precise, Eppendorf launces the CellTram® air and oil microinjectors for controlling pressure.
In 1997 a holding company in Japan is established.
1998 - Photometer The Eppendorf BioPhotometer is a handy measuring device for the rapid and reliable quantitative analysis of ds/ssDNA, RNA, oligonucleotides, proteins and bacterial cell density (turbidity measurements).
1999 - Temperature control ThermoStat plus: Eppendorf has made convenient temperature control of all common laboratory test tubes a concept with the ThermoStat plus - the result is a compact bench-top thermostat using Peltier technology.
2000 – PCR Clean Standard The “PCR clean” standard for Eppis is introduced, with manufacture in Oldenburg in cleanroom production.
2001 - Nucleic acid purification The Perfectprep Gel Cleanup Kit was developed for the purification of dsDNA fragments from a wide variety of agarose gels and reaction batches.
2001 – LidBac The LidBac Eppi™ for breeding bacterial cultures is launched.
2002 - PCR plates One-piece design: Combining polycarbonate and polypropylene for optimum performance.
In 2003 the epMotion® 5070 is introduced, Eppendorf’s first automated pipetting system.
2004 – Eppendorf LoBind® Tubes A new Eppi™ line is introduced: Eppendorf LoBind tubes, which enable a nearly complete recovery of DNA, RNA, proteins, viruses and peptides.
2005 – 30,000 x g Safe-Lock tubes and the 3810X (Flex-Tube) vessel can be centrifuged at 30,000 x g for the greatest possible security and rapid protocols.
2006 - Electronic dispensing The Multipette® stream and Xstream are the first electronic hand dispensers to combine simple handling with a broad range of functions.
2007 - New Brunswick New Brunswick Scientific joined the Eppendorf group in 2007, enriching our portfolio with a broad spectrum of innovative equipment for culture growth, detection and storage, and expanding our support team to continue our commitment to outstanding customer service.
2007: Eppendorf reaches 2,000 employees and acquires New Brunswick Scientific, enriching the product portfolio with a range of equipment for cell culture, detection, and storage.
2009 - epGreen: The Nature of the Company Eppendorf launches its epGreen initiative in 2009.
In 2012 Eppendorf expands its bioprocess business with the acquisition of the DASGIP Group.
2013 – Eppendorf Tubes 5.0 mL The Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL are with its matching system of adapters, rotors, racks and accessories are launched on the market.
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