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Semi-dry blotting apparatus with 205x100mm electrodes, supports up to 2 mini gels, precision protein transfer
The ATO WSE-4025 Horize Blot 2M is a semi-dry blotting apparatus designed for efficient and precise protein transfer, critical in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows. It features large electrodes sized at 205 mm (W) x 100 mm (D), supporting simultaneous blotting of up to two mini gels, making it suitable for parallel sample processing in synthetic biology and molecular biology research. The device employs a horizontal semi-dry blotting method with adjustable electrode spacing from 3 mm to 15 mm using spring pressure, optimally accommodating various gel thicknesses.
With compact dimensions of 246 mm width, 145 mm depth, and 92 mm height, and a lightweight design of 1.8 kg, this device integrates easily into biotechnology and clinical diagnostics laboratories. Its precision semi-dry blotting technology is essential for gel electrophoresis workflows, providing reliable and reproducible protein transfer for western blotting used broadly in biomanufacturing and gene editing confirmation assays.
Note: This unit is pre-owned and sold as-is. Buyers should verify operational performance, as functionality may not fully match new product standards. This equipment is favored among molecular biology researchers and biomedical engineers requiring consistent protein blotting in biochemical and molecular diagnostics labs.
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Last updated 19 October 2026