Cell Separation Products
Magnetic cell Separator
Magnetic Microbeads Cell Separation Products
This cell separator is ideal for both research and clinical laboratories, offering flexible options for small- to large-scale applications. Its innovative design allows up to eight separations in parallel, optimizing workflow and increasing throughput without compromising precision.
Built for reliability and ease of use, the magnetic cell separator ensures consistent results across various sample types from immune cells and stem cells to other rare or heterogeneous populations. It’s the perfect solution for laboratories seeking fast, reproducible, and high-quality cell isolation.
Key Features:
Powerful magnets for precise and gentle cell separation
Compatible with small- and large-scale workflows
Up to eight parallel separations for maximum productivity
High purity and viability of isolated cells
Simple, robust, and low-maintenance design
Applications:
Cell separation for immunology, stem cell research, cancer studies, and molecular biology workflow
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Workflow — Magnetic Cell Separator
1. Antibody Incubation
Add the specific antibody to the cell suspension and incubate at 4 °C for 10–15 minutes. This step ensures that the target cells are properly labeled with the antibody for selective binding.
2. Microbeads Incubation
Introduce the magnetic microbeads to the antibody-labeled cell suspension and incubate again at 4 °C for 10–15 minutes. The microbeads attach to the antibody-tagged cells, enabling magnetic separation.
3. Magnetic Separation
Insert the separation column into the magnetic cell separator and carefully load the prepared cell suspension.
The magnetic field retains the labeled cells inside the column, while unlabeled cells pass through, allowing clean separation.
4. Elution of Positive Cells
Remove the column from the magnetic field and add the appropriate buffer to elute the positively selected cells. The recovered cells are now purified and ready for downstream applications such as flow cytometry, cell culture, or molecular assays.
