FIAlab MicroSIA

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The J.J. Wilbur Company is proud to offer the FIAlab MicroSIA is the epitome of sequential injection. This minimalistic and robust instrument uses a single syringe pump to push, pull, and mix liquids in your assay. This pump, paired with an injection valve and our unique manifold, can automate protocols that would otherwise require laborious pipetting and liquid-handling.

This instrument has been especially popular in many biochemical, radio-nuclear, environmental, and research applications. Our line of SIA analyzers is used for more than sample analysis. Many assays, particularly biochemical assays, require rigorous sample pretreatment. The SIA analyzers are great at moving samples and reagents through complex, articulate pathways. They can easily move samples through heaters, chillers, protein columns, and anything else you might think of. This is all Python scripted, automated, and monitored on-line.

Let us know what liquid-handling protocols are taking up your time – we’ll automate them.

Applications

  • Environmental 

  • Agricultural

Product Benefits

  • An automated syringe pump provides incredible precision when handling samples and reagents. You can manage microliter volumes with ease. We will fit you with the syringe that best suits your application.

  • The ability to control such small volumes allows for minimal waste generation and reagent use. SIA produces 50 times less waste per assay than other flow based automated analyzers. This is particularly handy when dealing with expensive and limited reagents.

  • Detection is performed using a spectrometer and light source that are mounted on the instrument. Sample is measured through a flow cell. 

  • On-line applications are also suited for the MicroSIA. An assay developed and tested in a laboratory can be transferred in the field or in a process using the same instrument.

  • The MicroSIA is the smallest automated analyzer available on the market. With a footprint of 12x14cm, this portable unit is for the laboratory where bench space is at a premium.