NeoBlot Auto™

NeoBlot Auto™ from Neo Biotech! NeoBlot Auto™ is designed to automate solution changes, blocking, incubation of primary and secondary antibodies, and washing steps. The manual methods for these steps have long been recognized as a significant source of variability in Western blot results. Now, with NeoBlot Auto™, you can achieve consistent and accurate results consistently, while also increasing productivity. NeoBlot Auto™ offers a cost-effective solution for busy labs that require reproducible results by delivering meticulous precision.

Product Description

We are introducing NeoBlot™:

• A compact and self-contained system for Western blotting.
• Requires only 12" x 12" of bench space and standard electrical power.
• Features 6 trays for efficient blot processing and 12 separate antibody containers.
• Includes a large tank for washing buffer.
• Simple operation: fill antibody containers, add washing buffer, and place blotting membranes in trays.
• Customizable blocking time from 10 minutes to 48 hours.
• Gentle and consistent shaking motion for optimal blocking efficiency.
• Automatic drainage of buffer and addition of primary antibody.
• Programmable incubation time from 10 minutes to 48 hours.
• Enhances convenience, flexibility, and reproducibility in Western blotting experiments.

Features

• Conveniently fits into the existing workflow using standard protocols and reagents.
• Easily program up to 100 protocol steps and save up to 20 protocols in memory.
• Utilizes a unique washing method to remove traces of reagents after each test thoroughly.
• NeoBlot™ operates via gravity feed, eliminating the need for pumps or complex fluid handling.
• Proudly built in the USA and protected by patents.

NeoBlot™ is the only way the obtain reproducible western blot		To start Western Blot Hybridization and washing, fill the tank with washing buffer and add up to six different primary and secondary antibodies.		Insert flask for primary antibody collection. Place membrane into tray and add blocking buffer.
Program blocking time, incubation with primary and secondary antibody and number of washing steps after each incubation.