ECM 830 Square Wave Electroporation System – Witec AG

Versatile electroporation system suitable for applications for gene, drug and protein delivery

The ECM™ 830 is a square wave pulse generator designed for in vitro and in vivo electroporation applications. BTX square wave technology provides the advantage of efficient cell transfer and high cell viability for numerous applications. Applications of the versatile ECM 830 for gene, drug and protein delivery include mammalian cells, in vivo and ex vivo tissues, zebrafish tissue and embryos, nuclear transfer, embryo manipulation, plant protoplast and basic bacteria and yeast transformations.

The ECM 830 is a true laboratory workhorse with a 2-year warranty.

Monitoring Option
The Enhancer 3000 allows the researcher to monitor and track key electrical parameters used in electroporation applications. The electrical pulse data is captured as both a graphic display of the wave form and electrical output values following each experiment. This data can be stored on a memory stick or downloaded to a computer easily by using the USB port for potential analysis, documentation and validation purposes.

FEATURES

• Wide and accurate square wave voltages from 5 to 3,000 volts, with fine voltage discrimination
• Pulse durations from 10 μsec to 999 milliseconds
• Multiple pulsing capability and control of pulse intervals
• Preset protocols for commonly used mammalian cell lines and tissues
• User-defined protocols—unlimited ability to add and modify
• Safety—displays resistance measurements for each pulse with three layers of arc protection
• Data management—stores logs of every pulse delivered for QC and troubleshooting
• Ease of use—touch screen operation
• Can be used in combination with a wide array of BTX specialty electrodes and accessories to enhance your molecular and drug delivery for in vivo and ex vivo experiments

APPLICATIONS

• CRISPR transfections
• Mammalian cell transfection
• In vitro, in vivo, ex vivo and in ovo tissue transfection
• Nuclear transfer
• Ex plant tissue transfection
• Protoplast transfection
• siRNA libraries