Blotting and transfer equipment

This system provides a fast and flexible solution for laboratories performing Western, Southern, and Northern blot transfers. Designed to optimize workflow, it enables completion of the transfer process in just 15 to 30 minutes, ensuring speed without compromising result quality. Electroblotting is a technique used to immobilize proteins or nucleic acids that have been previously separated onto a membrane. After transfer, samples are detected using specific antibodies, ligands, or nucleic acid probes. This process enables the identification, quantification, and study of protein and nucleic acid interactions from various samples, making it an essential tool in proteomics and genomics. We offer electrophoresis systems with tank transfer, modular systems (electroblotting module only, to be used with a previously acquired compatible tank), as well as semi-dry transfer systems. The most common application of electrotransfer is Western blotting, where proteins are immobilized on nitrocellulose or PVDF membranes.

Wet electroblotting system
Specifications of available models:
- Desired capacity: 4 mini gels (8.5 × 8.5 cm) or 16 mini gels / 4 maxi gels (16 × 17.5 cm)?
- Required buffer volume: 1200 mL
- Power supply required?
- Complete module including electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) + blotting required?

Semi-dry electroblotting system
Specifications of available models:
- Suitable for Western (proteins), Southern (DNA), and Northern (RNA) blotting
- Active transfer area: 20 × 20 cm
- Required buffer volume: 20 mL
- Capacity up to 4 mini gels (8 × 8 cm) or 1 maxi gel (20 × 20 cm)
- Transfer time: 15–30 minutes
- Complete system including power supply required?

Share your required specifications with us and our technical team will advise you on the most appropriate equipment for your application.