Western Blotting System LBSW-T2010

Introduction

Western Blotting System has a gel transfer area of 100 × 100 mm, ideal for standard applications. It uses only 750 ml of buffer, allowing efficient protein transfer with less liquid. For safety, the system automatically turns off when the lid is removed. The short distance between electrodes speeds up the protein transfer process. Our western blotting system can be used on its own or as part of a larger setup in research, diagnostics, and quality control in biotechnology and medical labs.

This electrophoresis system is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Western Blotting System is used to detect specific proteins in a sample with the help of antibodies, commonly used in research, diagnostics, and quality control.

Specifications

Trans size	100 × 100 mm
Total buffer volume	750 ml
Dimension	200 × 200 × 230 mm
Packaging Dimension	240 × 250 × 260 mm
Net Weight	0.8 Kg
Gross Weight	1.3 Kg

Features

Removable electrodes

Transparent lid

Color-marked splint

Easy to use 

FAQs

1. What is the It Western Blotting System, and how does it work?

The It Western Blotting System is a versatile laboratory tool used to detect specific proteins within a sample. This system employs a technique called electrophoresis to separate proteins based on their size, followed by their transfer onto a membrane. Antibodies are then used to specifically bind to the target proteins, allowing researchers to identify and quantify them. The It system ensures a consistent and reliable transfer process, making it an ideal choice for applications in research, diagnostics, and quality control across biotechnology and medical labs. The system includes a range of features that streamline the process, such as removable electrodes and a transparent lid that allows for easy monitoring during experiments.

2. What are the benefits of using Western Blotting System for protein analysis?

It Western Blotting System offers several key advantages for protein analysis. First, the system is designed for efficiency, using only a small volume of buffer (750 ml) while achieving optimal protein transfer. This not only reduces the cost of consumables but also minimizes waste. The system features a short distance between electrodes, which accelerates the protein transfer process, leading to faster results. Additionally, the system is user-friendly, with color-marked splints and a transparent lid that enhances visibility during experiments. These features make the system an excellent choice for routine protein analysis in both research and diagnostic laboratories.

3. How easy is it to set up and use Western Blotting System?

Setting up and using Western Blotting System is straightforward and user-friendly. The system comes with clear instructions and includes all the necessary accessories to get started. It has removable electrodes for easy maintenance, and the transparent lid allows you to monitor the progress of your experiment without interrupting the process. The color-marked splint and ergonomic design help simplify the setup, ensuring that even users with minimal experience in Western blotting can achieve reliable results. Additionally, the system has an automatic safety feature that turns off the machine when the lid is removed, further enhancing its ease of use and safety.

4. What types of applications is the It Western Blotting System suitable for?

The It Western Blotting System is ideal for a wide range of applications, including protein detection, research, diagnostics, and quality control. It is widely used in biotechnology and medical labs to analyze proteins in various samples. Researchers use it to identify specific proteins, study protein expression, and confirm the presence of biomarkers, making it invaluable in the study of diseases, drug development, and genetic research. Moreover, the system can be used in routine quality control to ensure the consistency and quality of proteins produced in industrial processes.

5. How does the It Western Blotting System compare to other similar systems in the market?

It Western Blotting System stands out in the market due to its unique combination of efficiency, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness. Compared to other systems, system requires only 750 ml of buffer, which is considerably less than many other systems that may need a larger volume for protein transfer. This not only saves on costs but also reduces the amount of waste generated. The system’s compact size and fast protein transfer process make it suitable for both small-scale and large-scale experiments. Furthermore, safety features, such as the automatic shut-off when the lid is removed, ensure that users can work with confidence and minimize errors. These advantages make system a reliable and efficient choice for both beginner and experienced researchers.