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Thermo Scientific iBind Flex Western Blot Device Invitrogen SLF2000

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Product description

Automated antibody incubation for up to two Western blot membranes using Sequential Lateral Flow technology.

The Thermo Scientific iBind Flex Western Blot Device is an automated antibody incubation system for Western blot protocols. It uses patented Sequential Lateral Flow (SLF) technology to distribute primary antibodies, secondary antibodies, and buffer systems across membranes in a controlled sequence.

  • Processes 1–2 membranes simultaneously
  • Supports automated reagent distribution through a flow chamber
  • Operates without electrical power or electronic controls
  • Provides standardized, reproducible antibody incubation
  • Compatible with standard and mini membranes
  • Designed to support consistent protein analysis and molecular biology workflows
  • Reusable construction made from chemical-resistant plastic
  • Manual reagent filling with automatic reagent flow
  • Approximate dimensions: 180 × 200 × 100 mm (W × D × H)
  • Approximate weight: 0.4 kg
  • Technology: Sequential Lateral Flow (SLF)
  • Application: Antibody incubation in Western blot protocols
  • Reference: SLF2000
  • Serial number: 140750012

The iBind Flex is suitable for research laboratories performing routine Western blotting, antibody-based protein detection, biotechnology research, and molecular diagnostics workflows. Its automated flow-based incubation helps reduce manual handling and reagent consumption while supporting consistent membrane processing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026