RESEARCH USE ONLY Electrochemical measurement · EFIRM technology
EFIRM96

Parallel measurements. A focused research workflow.

A plate-based electrochemical instrument for assay-defined biomolecular detection.

EFIRM96 instrument — original EZLife product photograph with its original housing, lid, screen and branding

EFIRM96 · 96-channel electrochemical research instrument

Research instrument

EFIRM96

EFIRM96 measures electrochemical signals in 96 parallel channels at the nanoampere scale.

EFIRM96 is an instrument for EFIRM (Electric Field-Induced Release and Measurement) technology, which combines molecular recognition, field-assisted interactions and electrochemical readout.

Measurement
Electrochemical current
Format
96-channel, plate-based platform
Assay approach
Target-specific electrochemical detection
Intended use
Research use only
AVAILABLE PLATFORM PRODUCTS

Ready for your
next research project.

Existing EFIRM96 instruments, EPLATE consumables and instrument software are available for delivery.

Confirm your order

Larger orders may require contract manufacturing. Lead times depend on order size, configuration and production arrangements and are confirmed during quotation.

Included with the instrument

Instrument purchase includes software for use on that instrument only, training and general technical support.

Develop a method together

For assay-development guidance, we prioritize discussing collaboration; paid support may also be arranged on a project-by-project basis.

Before planning your study.

Plan your assay layout: controls, replicates and target allocation determine the number of reportable results. Discuss the plate, reagent and software configuration for your study.

Define the assay

Target sequence or analyte, specimen matrix and controls determine the configuration.

Confirm the protocol

Request sample handling, reagents, measurement conditions and interpretation documentation.

Review the labeling

Research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Review intended-use labeling with your laboratory before beginning a study.

Let’s explore what comes next.

Discuss your research goals, platform needs or a new scientific collaboration.

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