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. 2020 Apr 1;25(7):1612. doi: 10.3390/molecules25071612

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Lab-In-Syringe system from a syringe pump (SP) with 2 port head valve (HV) with an upright oriented syringe (S). 3D printed elements are shown in blue color and disassembled, required screws are not shown. A simple stir-driver (5) is connected to a motor (M), featured from a computer fan moving, with a removable top-attachment with pulley wheel (3) via a rubber band. On the piston carriage (PC), a universal adapter (1) allows fixing a holder for the motor (2) and a lifting lug (4) to move stir-driver and motor upwards with the syringe piston. An SLA-printed 5 cm detection flow cell (6) is mounted on top of the syringe pump using a universal adaptor (7). The photo shows the SLA-3D printed adaptor (item 1) for easy mounting additional elements to the piston carriage.