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Thermo Scientific iBind Flex Automated Western Blot Antibody Incubation Device SLF2000

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Thermo Fisher Scientific
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Product description

Automated antibody incubation for 1–2 Western blot membranes using Sequential Lateral Flow technology.

The Thermo Scientific iBind Flex Western Device is an automated Western blot antibody incubation system using patented Sequential Lateral Flow (SLF) technology. It processes 1–2 membranes simultaneously without electrical power or complex electronic controls.

  • Technology: Sequential Lateral Flow (SLF)
  • Capacity: 1–2 membranes simultaneously
  • Reagent flow: Automated through a flow chamber without electronics
  • Applications: Primary and secondary antibody incubation for Western blot protocols
  • Compatibility: Standard and mini membranes
  • Operation: Manual reagent loading with automatic reagent distribution
  • Material: Reusable, chemical-resistant plastic
  • Dimensions (W × D × H): Approximately 180 × 200 × 100 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 0.4 kg
  • Reference: SLF2000
  • Serial number: 140750012

The iBind Flex automatically delivers primary antibodies, secondary antibodies, and buffer solutions across the membrane in a defined sequence. This supports consistent reagent distribution, reduced background signal, and reproducible Western blot detection workflows. It is suitable for molecular biology, biotechnology, protein analysis, and research laboratories performing routine immunoblotting.

The device is described as being in excellent cosmetic and functional condition, comprehensively tested, and ready for use.

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Last updated 6 November 2026