BTX ECM 2001 Electroporator with AC/DC Electrofusion and Square-Wave Pulse Capability

The BTX ECM 2001 Electroporator is a versatile laboratory device designed for precise cell electroporation and electrofusion applications widely used in molecular biology, biotechnology, and biomedical engineering. It features an integrated square-wave pulse generator and multifunctional electrofusion capabilities, delivering both AC (1 MHz) and DC waveforms optimized for embryo and cell fusion workflows.

Key technical specifications include:

Included accessories comprise the BTX Safety Stand supporting simultaneous electroporation of two cuvettes with both exponential decay and square wave pulses. This configuration is essential for high-throughput molecular cloning workflows, synthetic biology experiments, and bioprocessing research requiring efficient gene transfer and hybrid cell generation.

This electroporator is widely adopted in molecular diagnostics, gene editing, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines, providing reliable, precise control over electrical parameters critical for successful transformation and fusion in biotechnology and clinical research laboratories.

The BTX ECM 2001 combines high-voltage pulsing precision with robust electrofusion functionality, making it a key instrument in cell manipulation protocols supporting advanced synthetic biology, live-cell imaging preparations, and bioengineering applications. All units undergo thorough testing and include a 30-day warranty for research professionals demanding dependable performance in cell and embryo electroporation.