Raykol ISP Multifunctional Sample Preparation Workstation
| Brand | Raykol |
|---|---|
| Origin | Fujian, China |
| Manufacturer | Raykol Group |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Model | ISP |
| Pricing | Available Upon Request |
Overview
The Raykol ISP Multifunctional Sample Preparation Workstation is an integrated, modular automation platform engineered for high-throughput, reproducible sample preparation in analytical laboratories. Designed around core fluidic handling, solid-phase extraction (SPE), dispersive QuEChERS processing, and direct solvent extraction workflows, the ISP system implements precise liquid dispensing, vortex mixing, centrifugation-assisted phase separation, temperature-controlled evaporation, and fraction collection—all under programmable sequence control. Its architecture follows a modular robotic deck layout with interchangeable tooling stations, enabling standardized execution of multi-step protocols defined by regulatory methods such as those specified in GB, USP, and ISO standards. By eliminating manual intervention in time-intensive pre-analytical steps—accounting for up to 61% of total chromatographic analysis time—the ISP reduces human-induced variability, improves inter-operator consistency, and minimizes occupational exposure to hazardous organic solvents.
Key Features
- Fully unattended operation: Capable of continuous 24-hour runtime with automated method queuing, error recovery, and real-time status monitoring via embedded HMI.
- Modular flexibility: Supports over 30 configurable functional modules—including SPE cartridge conditioning/elution, QuEChERS homogenization & partitioning, nitrogen blow-down, filtration, and derivatization-ready vial transfer—allowing protocol-specific hardware reconfiguration without mechanical retrofitting.
- Regulatory-compliant workflow execution: Preloaded method templates align with Chinese National Standards (e.g., GB 23200.113–2018, GB 23200.121–2021, GB/T 22338–2008, GB/T 22388–2008) and pharmacopoeial procedures (ChP 2020, General Chapter 2341 Method V, 2351).
- Integrated safety controls: Solvent vapor containment, leak detection sensors, emergency stop circuitry, and sealed reagent storage compartments comply with laboratory chemical hygiene best practices.
- Scalable architecture: Base platform supports incremental addition of modules (e.g., automated weighing station, pH adjustment unit, or LC-MS interface shuttle) to accommodate evolving analytical scope without system replacement.
Sample Compatibility & Compliance
The ISP workstation accommodates diverse matrices including food commodities (fruits, vegetables, dairy, meat), herbal materials, soil extracts, and pharmaceutical intermediates. It handles sample volumes from 0.5 g to 50 g and liquid phases ranging from aqueous buffers to acetonitrile/methanol/water mixtures. All wetted components are chemically resistant (e.g., PTFE, PEEK, borosilicate glass), ensuring compatibility with aggressive solvents used in residue analysis. The system supports GLP/GMP-aligned data integrity through audit-trail-enabled method logging, user-access control levels, and electronic signature capability—fully traceable per FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements when deployed with validated software configuration.
Software & Data Management
The ISP operates under Raykol’s proprietary PrepControl™ software suite, featuring drag-and-drop protocol builder, real-time run visualization, and CSV/PDF report generation with full metadata (timestamp, operator ID, module usage, error logs). Method files include embedded calibration references and QC checkpoint triggers. Data export conforms to ASTM E1384 and ISO/IEC 17025 documentation frameworks. Optional integration with LIMS (via HL7 or REST API) enables seamless sample tracking from receipt to instrument injection.
Applications
- Multi-residue pesticide screening in plant-derived foods per GB 23200.121–2021 (LC-MS/MS)
- Veterinary drug residue quantification in animal tissues per GB/T 22338–2008 (GC-MS)
- Illegal additive detection (e.g., melamine) in raw milk and dairy products per GB/T 22388–2008
- Prohibited pesticide multiresidue analysis in traditional Chinese medicinal materials per ChP 2020 General Chapter 2341 Method V
- Mycotoxin determination (aflatoxins, ochratoxin A, deoxynivalenol) in cereals and herbs per ChP 2020 General Chapter 2351
- Antibiotic residue profiling in environmental soil samples using accelerated solvent extraction coupled with cleanup
FAQ
Does the ISP support method validation according to ISO/IEC 17025?
Yes—when operated with documented SOPs, calibrated modules, and enabled audit trail functionality, the ISP meets technical requirements for method validation in accredited testing laboratories.
Can existing lab personnel operate the system without specialized programming training?
Yes—the PrepControl™ interface uses intuitive graphical workflow design; operators require only basic computer literacy and minimal onboarding (typically ≤2 days).
Is remote monitoring supported?
Yes—secure web-based dashboard access allows real-time status viewing and alarm notifications via enterprise network or VPN.
What maintenance intervals are recommended for fluidic modules?
Standard preventive maintenance is scheduled every 6 months or after 2,000 operational cycles, whichever occurs first; consumables (e.g., tubing, seals) are tracked automatically within the software.
Are third-party SPE cartridges compatible?
Yes—the ISP accepts standard 1 mL, 3 mL, and 6 mL SPE formats from leading vendors (e.g., Waters, Agilent, Thermo Fisher) without adapter modification.
