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ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MINI tank blotting system is a complete mini-format wet blotting setup with a blotting area of 10 x 10 cm for transfer of gels in life-science laboratories. The package includes a buffer tank, lid, power leads with 4 mm plugs, a blotting module for a maximum of four gels, four cassettes, sixteen fibre blotting mats and one cooling pad, so the core hardware for tank blotting is ready for assembly. Designed around the ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MINI concept, it supports protein transfer workflows that follow vertical PAGE and related mini-gel separations. The modular cassette arrangement allows several gels to be processed in one tank run, which is practical for busy protein labs, core facilities and teaching courses. Supplied as a single system unit with a weight of 1,500 kg, the outfit consolidates tank, electrodes interface and blotting accessories in one catalogue item. This tank blotting system from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION sits in the blotting units category alongside membranes, papers and reagents used after electrophoresis. It is intended for laboratories that need a matched mini tank blotter rather than assembling unrelated parts, keeping buffer handling, cassette loading and cooling aligned with the PROclamp MINI format.
This article is part of Coenzymes, nucleotides & vitamins, in Biochemicals & reagents.
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