Automate ELISA Workflows End-to-End

Move Beyond Automated Pipetting

Automating liquid handling is only part of the ELISA workflow. Scientists may still need to move plates between washing, dispensing, incubation, sealing and detection steps, limiting walkaway time and making it harder to increase throughput efficiently. LINQ connects ELISA instruments, robotics and workflow software so plates, process data and results can move through one coordinated workflow with less manual oversight.

Connect More of Your ELISA Workflow

Scalable Throughput

Process multiple microplates through a connected workflow and increase throughput by allowing equipment to operate concurrently.

Integrated Workflow Management

LINQ software coordinates each step of the ELISA process, provides workflow monitoring and supports the transfer of test data to the lab’s LIMS.

Open Instrument Integration

Connect a wide range of lab instruments, allowing you to use existing equipment and adapt the system as assay requirements change.

Sample and Data Traceability

Use barcode scanning and automated data logging to maintain sample identity and workflow records throughout the ELISA process.

Solutions

Automated ELISA System

This workcell connects incubation, plate washing, reagent dispensing, sealing, peeling, centrifugation and absorbance detection within an automated ELISA workflow. Equipment can operate concurrently to increase system utilization and the configuration can be adapted over time by adding or changing instruments as workflow requirements develop.

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Isometric render of a LINQ ELISA workcell on a three-level bench, with robotic arm, plate washer, dispensers, plate reader and automated incubator.
Workflow diagram illustrating a lab process using sample plate, assay plate, and tiprack. It starts with Hamilton 1 sample transfer connecting to sample plate, assay plate, and tiprack. The sample plate is sealed with a Kbio sealer and then disposed in a bin. The assay plate is sealed with a Kbio sealer, incubated for 1 hour in a Cytomat incubator, and peeled with Xpeel peel. The tiprack is disposed in a bin.

Orchestrate ELISA Beyond the Liquid Handler

LINQ coordinates washing, dispensing, incubation, plate handling and detection across the ELISA workflow. Manage connected equipment, monitor run progress and incorporate the transfer of test data to LIMS or other lab systems where required.

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Discuss Your ELISA Workflow

Tell us about your assay format, plate volumes, current instruments, throughput targets and data requirements.
Our automation specialists can help identify where integrated automation could reduce manual handling and connect more of your ELISA process.
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