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Life Technologies iBind Flex Western Device
Description
The Life Technologies iBind Flex Western Device is an automated western blotting processing system designed to streamline the antibody binding and washing stages of protein detection. By utilising sequential lateral flow technology, the device eliminates the need for manual intervention, external power sources, or shakers, providing a standardised environment for immunodetection workflows. It facilitates the simultaneous processing of multiple blots, ensuring consistent reagent delivery and reducing the hands-on time required for traditional western blot protocols.
Key Features
- Automated sequential lateral flow technology for hands-on-free antibody binding and washing.
- Operates without the need for electricity, batteries, or external mechanical shakers.
- Supports simultaneous processing of multiple blots to increase laboratory throughput.
- Standardised reagent delivery reduces variability between experimental runs.
- Compatible with standard western blotting membranes and primary/secondary antibodies.
Applications
- Automated immunodetection in protein research and molecular biology.
- High-throughput western blot processing for comparative protein analysis.
- Standardisation of antibody binding steps in academic and industrial laboratories.
Specifications
- Technology: Sequential Lateral Flow
- Power Requirement: None (Mechanical operation)
- Format: Benchtop automated processor
- Compatibility: Nitrocellulose and PVDF membranes
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