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Lonza 96-Well Shuttle Device for High-Throughput Electroporation of Mammalian Cells

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The Lonza Nucleofector 96-well Shuttle Device is an electroporation platform designed to transfect nucleic acids into cells using a 96-well format. It operates with a power input of 12 V DC, requiring Lonza certified power supply rated at 20 VA, 12 V output, 15-40°C. The device supports 96-well plates for simultaneous processing and includes an integrated color touchscreen display for user interface. Manufactured by Lonza Cologne GmbH in Germany, this model carries serial number 920S0061. The device is CE-certified and compliant with EN 61010-1 and UL 61010-1 safety standards.
Technical Data
Model: Nucleofector 96-well Shuttle Serial Number: 920S0061 Voltage: 12 V DC Power Consumption: 20 VA Manufacturing Year: Not visible
Voltage
12 V DC
Power Consumption
20 VA
Manufacturing Year
Not visible
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Description
The Lonza Nucleofector 96-well Shuttle Device is an electroporation platform designed to transfect nucleic acids into cells using a 96-well format. It operates with a power input of 12 V DC, requiring Lonza certified power supply rated at 20 VA, 12 V output, 15-40°C. The device supports 96-well plates for simultaneous processing and includes an integrated color touchscreen display for user interface. Manufactured by Lonza Cologne GmbH in Germany, this model carries serial number 920S0061. The device is CE-certified and compliant with EN 61010-1 and UL 61010-1 safety standards.
Technical Data
Model: Nucleofector 96-well Shuttle Serial Number: 920S0061 Voltage: 12 V DC Power Consumption: 20 VA Manufacturing Year: Not visible
Voltage
12 V DC
Power Consumption
20 VA
Manufacturing Year
Not visible
Dimensions
15.5 × 13.5 × 6 in
Weight
Approximately 11 lbs

Product description

High-throughput 96-well electroporation device enabling precise nucleic acid transfection in mammalian cells.

The Lonza 96-well Shuttle Device is a specialized electroporation system designed for high-throughput nucleic acid transfection in mammalian cells. Utilizing Lonza’s proprietary Nucleofector technology, this device supports simultaneous electroporation across 96 wells, ensuring reproducible and precise gene delivery critical for modern cell engineering, functional genomics, and drug discovery workflows.

Key features include:

  • Integration compatibility with Lonza’s Nucleofector 96-well Shuttle System for seamless experimental scalability
  • Intuitive touchscreen interface for easy protocol selection, real-time monitoring, and enhanced workflow control
  • Manufactured in Germany to guarantee robust operational performance and consistent data quality
  • Essential for applications in molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines that require reliable, scalable electroporation

This device is widely used by biotechnology researchers and laboratory professionals focused on gene editing, bioprocessing, and live-cell imaging, making it a critical component in molecular cloning workflows and biomanufacturing processes. The 96-well format and standardized protocols enable efficient, reproducible experiments vital to advancing cell-based assays and biomedical engineering research.

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Last updated 8 November 2026