Sci-Print VX2 Automated Tube Handler
The Sci-Print VX2 is a fully automated tube labeling system, capable of printing and applying labels to tubes ranging from 0.5 mL to 50 mL in size. The system can be used stand-alone or configured to sort racked tubes, receive bulk tubes, uncap/recap, fill and/or scan barcodes.

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Really changes the game when it comes to tube labeling
Tube and plate labeling
Labeling up to 400 cryovials was not only a time consuming process but it also greatly increased the risk of developing conditions such as RSI. Once the protocols had been set up you pretty much have to click about 5 buttons and upload a worklist and come back an hour or so later to ~600 labeled tubes. We've had a few issues with it and NBS haven't been the best or fastest with resolutions however Scinomix themselves are always quick to respond to emails and are happy to remote into the software whilst video calling to have a look at any issues they can. The value for money is not only measured in time saved labeling but also when taking into the long term health implications of not labeling so many vials it really makes it worth it.
Review Date: 20 Feb 2024 | Scinomix
Features & Benefits:
- Throughput of 425 tubes/ hour
- 6-position work deck (accommodates up to 600 tubes)
- Thermal transfer printer
- Ability to handle honeycomb plates
- Compatible with Matrix and Micronic 2D vials
- Labels tubes and vials ranging from 0.5 mL to 50 mL
- Options: Filling of aqueous solutions, uncapping and recapping of screw top lids, 2D barcode scanner used to read or validate
- Increases productivity and efficiency in the lab
- Provides valuable walk away time to attend to other important tasks in the lab
- Consistency of label placement on each tube
- Improves barcode scanning process
- Can handle multiple tube types with same system
- Eliminates human error that can occur from hand labeling
- Reduces repetitive injuries from hand labeling





















