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Micronic : What floorutions for storing, identifying and tracking samples?

Micronic designs and manufactures in the Netherlands complete solutions for sample storage and traceability for the life sciences: cryogenic tubes 1D/2D-coded, racks in ANSI/SLAS (SBS) format, push-fit or screw caps and capping/decapping and reading instruments. Engineered for biobanking, pharma, the food industry and R&D/QC labs, these solutions safeguard sample integrity from ultra-low temperatures through to high-throughput automation. Dutscher distributes Micronic to deliver robust, standardised and reproducible workflows.

A trusted leader since the 1980s

Founded in the Netherlands in the 1980s and based in Lelystad, Micronic focused early on long-term storage and traceability for biological samples. Its vision: to safeguard every specimen, from the research lab to large biobanks, with consumables and equipment engineered together as a system. From ANSI/SLAS standardisation to the widespread use of laser-etched 2D codes on the tube base, the brand helped shape practices that are now essential in genomics, drug discovery and quality control. As it expanded internationally, Micronic invested in cleanroom manufacturing, 100% unit inspection and sterility options (gamma irradiation) to meet regulatory requirements. Backed by a global partner network, it now supports laboratories in scaling up automation and securing stocks at ultra-low temperatures.

Expertise and Areas of Specialisation

At the heart of Micronic expertise: high-purity polypropylene storage tubes, available in 96, 48, 24 and 384-well formats, with internal or external thread, and 2D-coded options (and 1D on the rack) for faultless traceability. ANSI/SLAS (SBS) footprints and dimensions ensure seamless integration on racks, readers and automation platforms. Push-cap and screw closures (standard or low-profile), with sealing gaskets and pierceable versions, safeguard sample integrity in ULT storage and in liquid nitrogen (vapour phase). Micronic racks, robust and reusable, keep freezers organised and streamline transfers between teams. On the instrument side, the brand offers manual or automated cappers/decappers and 2D barcode readers to speed up sample preparation, reduce errors and track every action. In biobanking, in pharmacology (hit/lead, DMPK), in agri-food (batch traceability) and in QC, Micronic is renowned for the reliability of its laser-etched 2D IDs, cleanroom moulding quality and sterile options (gamma irradiation) that are RNase/DNase/pyrogen free. The result: coherent sample collections, readable by the leading readers on the market, ready for high-throughput automation and documentation compliance, with no compromise on integrity.

Micronic products distributed by Dutscher

FAQs about the Micronic brand

Where are Micronic consumables manufactured?
Mainly in the Netherlands, with cleanroom manufacturing and stringent controls, to ensure consistent quality and dependable day-to-day traceability.

Are Micronic tubes suitable for cryogenic storage?
Yes, the tubes and matching caps are engineered for ULT and liquid nitrogen (vapour phase), safeguarding long-term sample integrity.

Are they compatible with automation systems and 2D readers on the market?
Yes. ANSI/SLAS-format racks streamline integration on automation platforms and enable reliable reading of 2D barcodes by most systems.

Are sterile and “nuclease-free” options available?
Micronic offers sterile (gamma-irradiated) versions, certified RNase/DNase/pyrogen-free, ideal for genomics, biobanking and sensitive environments.

What closure types are available?
Push-caps and screw caps, standard or low-profile, with pierceable options and sealing gaskets to secure storage and simplify sampling.

What is Micronic’s commitment to sustainability?
Reusable racks, robust design, local European manufacturing and optimised material use aim to reduce the plastic footprint without compromising quality.