Rapid-Kinetics & Spectroscopy

Bio-Logic develops and manufactures Rapid-Kinetics instrumentation combining quality with innovation to produce instruments a step above the rest.

The results of our efforts have produced the world’s first rapid filtration system and commercial stepping-motor driven stopped-flow units.

Over 600 Bio-Logic rapid kinetics instruments have been installed worldwide. The reason for our success lies in the quality of our instruments.

We understand that investing in instrumentation is not a trivial matter. What arrives in your lab today is going to be part of your research program for many years to come. Our instruments are designed to last and grow with your research program. We are dedicated to supporting our instruments, whether it was the first unit or the most recent instrument to come from our factory. Our first instruments sold are still in use in many labs today!

Over the years our instruments have grown and changed, fueled by customer / manufacturer interaction. Our Bio-Logic development team is dedicated to listening to client feedback and seeing which direction research is moving. Our instruments are designed to address evolving applications in the area of rapid mixing and kinetics measurement.

This tradition continues on today with our current line of rapid mixing instruments.

Why the SFM-2000 series is the best choice…

• Best dead time available: follow rates in excess of 4500 s-1 with sub 200µs dead time AN15
• Low sample consumption: < 25µl per shot.
• Full and precise control of mixing ratio AN18
• Precise control of flow rates AN 17
• Precise control of volume AN16
• Unique automation possibilities AN19
• Upgrade from 2-> 3 -> 4 syringes
• Extremely wide temperature range
  operation AN 20
• Largest range of options and accessories
• Couples to FT-IR, EPR, CD, DLS , and more
• 15+ year expected lifetime
• Thousands of references

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Now Win7-32 and Win7-64 compatibles

Bio-Kine32 V4.70
(On the Web February 6, 2013)
SFit V1.0
(On the Web December 12, 2008)

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56th Annual Meeting of the Biophysical Society
San Diego, February 25-29, 2012

EMBO workshop Transient Kinetics Methods Applied to Biological Macromolecules
Canterbury (UK), June 24-30, 2012

Everything you expect from a circular dichroism spectrometer

• Speed and sensitivity
• Stability
• Modularity
• Low running costs
• User-friendliness
• fluorescence anisotropy, linear dichroism, absorbance, fluorescence and CD are standard techniques.

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