ELISA Automation Systems

An ELISA can be a time-consuming experiment, involving multiple steps and repeated pipetting. An ELISA automation system is an instrument designed to increase ELISA throughput by automating manual procedures. These devices can eliminate manual pipetting, dispensing, washing, incubation, and shaking. Compared to a more manual ELISA, automation systems offer convenience, efficiency, higher throughputs, diminished human error, and greater reproducibility. The precise timing and coordination of the transfers, washing, and incubation steps help to ensure consistent results and eliminate human variability. When choosing an instrument, consider the following features: included procedures, sample identification and tracking, measurement of chemiluminescence or fluorescence labels, use of advanced software, and sample capacity. Low-throughput instruments which process only a few plates per day are more affordable, while higher-throughput systems are more expensive but can process multiple plates simultaneously. Submit a quote to receive instrument information directly from the manufacturer.