Horizontal Electrophoresis System LHES-T2011

Introduction

Horizontal Electrophoresis System has gel dimensions of 140 × 140 mm, 140 × 70 mm, and 70 × 70 mm and supports flexible gel formats to suit various lab needs. It ensures efficient buffer circulation, promoting uniform current distribution for consistent results. The durable transparent lid provides visibility during runs while maintaining a safe working environment. Its quick electrode replacement allows for minimal downtime, enhancing workflow efficiency. Our horizontal electrophoresis system has stable pH performance and maintains optimal separation conditions.

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

Horizontal Electrophoresis System is a laboratory apparatus that separates nucleic acids, primarily and , through an agarose gel under an electric field. Molecular biology, genomics, and forensic science commonly use it for fragment analysis.

Specifications

Gel Dimensions (W × L)	140 × 140 mm, 140 × 70 mm, 70 × 70 mm
Buffer Volume	900 ml
Sample Capacity	1 to 116
Dimensions (L × W × H)	390 × 187 × 63 mm
Weight	2.0 kg

Features

Easy sample loading

Clear band visibility

Leak-proof gel tray

Consistent voltage output

Adjustable leveling footers

FAQs

1. What size gel can I run with the horizontal electrophoresis system?

It offers horizontal electrophoresis systems in various sizes—mini, midi, and large formats to support both low-throughput and high-throughput applications. Mini-gel systems are perfect for quick checks or teaching environments, while large-format systems allow more samples and higher-resolution separations. Many It models come with interchangeable gel trays and adjustable combs, so users can adapt the system to different experimental designs without needing multiple devices. This flexibility reduces costs and saves bench space.

2. Can a horizontal electrophoresis system be used for analysis?

Yes, horizontal electrophoresis can be adapted for analysis, and It offers configurations that support this. However, since is highly sensitive to degradation by RNases (enzymes that break down ), precautions such as using RNase-free reagents and equipment are necessary. Additionally, is often run on a denaturing agarose gel (commonly containing formaldehyde) to prevent it from forming secondary structures that would affect migration. It provides accessories compatible with denaturing gel protocols, allowing researchers to clearly separate molecules based on size and assess integrity, which is essential for downstream applications like qPCR, northern blotting, or sequencing.

3. What safety features are built into horizontal electrophoresis systems?

It incorporates several safety features into its horizontal electrophoresis systems to ensure user protection and compliance with lab standards. One key feature is a lid interlock mechanism, which disables power to the electrodes when the lid is removed, preventing accidental electric shocks. The tank is constructed from non-conductive, chemical-resistant materials to minimize the risk of leaks, overheating, and buffer contamination. The transparent cover not only allows real-time monitoring but also shields users from UV light exposure during visualization (when combined with transilluminators). It also includes clear safety labeling, user manuals, and setup instructions to promote safe usage and avoid common operational hazards.

4. How long does a horizontal electrophoresis systems run take?

horizontal electrophoresis systems are designed to provide flexibility in run time, which generally ranges from 30 to 90 minutes. The exact duration depends on several factors: gel concentration (lower percentages run faster), buffer composition ( runs faster than ), fragment size, and voltage applied. For example, a 1% agarose gel run at 100V typically takes about 45 minutes to separate fragments between 500 bp to 10 kb. It systems also dissipate heat efficiently, allowing for consistent performance even during longer runs or higher voltage settings without overheating the gel or buffer, which can otherwise affect band sharpness.

5. Can I run multiple gels at once in a single horizontal electrophoresis system?

Yes, It offers horizontal electrophoresis systems with extended trays or dual-gel capacity that enable users to run multiple gels simultaneously, which is especially beneficial in high-throughput environments such as core facilities, diagnostics labs, and teaching institutions. The power supply and buffer circulation design in systems ensures uniform voltage and current distribution across all gels, so users do not need to worry about uneven migration or inconsistent banding patterns. This feature saves both time and resources, allowing for efficient processing of large sample volumes.