Immunochromatography Development and Production Dispensing System ZX Series [Economical Version]
Immunochromatography Development and Production Dispensing System ZX Series [Economical Version]
Achieving cost reduction while maintaining performance. It is a dispensing machine for immunochromatography.
The manufacturer of immunochromatography reagent research, development, and production systems, "BioDot," is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. We have provided products to numerous customers so far. Thanks to this, we are positioned as a leading company in the industry both domestically and internationally. In appreciation of your continued support, we would like to introduce the basic model of our immunochromatography dispensing machine, the "ZX1010." BioDot's products hold a top market share in Japan, and we have already delivered over 300 units. Additionally, the name of BioDot has been frequently mentioned in examples of immunochromatography-related patents. With the expansion of this market size, several competing products have emerged. However, these competitors appear to have little experience and track record, and they seem to compensate for deficiencies in specifications by heavily promoting price advantages. We believe that to create good products, it is essential to use good tools, and therefore we propose a low-cost model that maintains the performance of our best-selling machine while simplifying its functions.
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basic information
The only difference in specifications from the best-selling model "XYZ3000 Series" of the dispensing platform is the drive method of the XYZ axis. 【ZX1010 Standard Specifications】 ■ Drive method of XYZ axis / X axis: Motor, Y axis: Manual adjustment, Z axis: Air cylinder ■ Dispensing range / Maximum 450×70mm ■ Dispensing speed / Maximum 50mm/second ■ Operation / Handheld terminal method ■ Positioning accuracy / ±10μm (X axis) ■ Compatible dispensing modules / BJQHR, AJQHR, PolyDrop ■ Maximum number of dispensing modules that can be mounted / 8 (however, AJQ is limited to 4) ■ Main unit size (W×D×H) / 430×360×360mm ■ Main unit weight / 25Kg ■ Utilities / Power: 110V, 50/60Hz, 3A, pressurized air
Price range
P5
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Applications/Examples of results
This is a dispensing system for the research, development, and production of immunochromatography reagents. We have achieved an affordable price with the basic model.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| ZX1010 | Immunochromatography reagent dispensing platform |
| ZXLITE | Immunochromatography reagent dispensing platform |
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Company information
Our company, BioDot Japan Co., Ltd., was established in February 2012 as the Japanese subsidiary of BioDot Inc. in the United States, and we have been supplying various diagnostic reagents and production equipment. BioDot Inc. is a venture company founded in 1994 in Irvine, California. The company’s self-developed non-contact micro-dispenser system (patented) has become the de facto standard for the development and production of immunochromatographic reagents and enzyme sensor reagents, widely used around the world. Additionally, the company has continuously commercialized peripheral devices, which have now become essential support equipment in these fields. However, we believe that in order to further advance the increasingly important clinical testing technologies, it is necessary to provide a wide range of raw materials, information, and services from both domestic and international sources, not just BioDot products. Therefore, we transformed into ForDix Co., Ltd. in December 2015. The technology for diagnostic reagents developed through clinical testing is also applied in food testing and environmental testing, supporting our lives beyond the medical field. As a company that supports those who research, develop, and commercialize these areas, we will strive to become a trusted presence.
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