Our microarray printing service can produce the microarrays you need, on demand and delivered fast – without you having to invest in a microarrayer of your own.

We produce microarrays using our own microarrayer platform. Although this is the platform of choice for many companies, we are the only one with access to knowledge gained from designing and manufacturing the instruments. This gives us fine control over the entire printing process.

• Versatile microarray printing: we can print a range of substances onto alternative substrates (not just slides) in a variety of layouts.

• Fast turnaround: our proprietary technology prints microarrays fast, so your microarrays will be ready sooner than you might expect.

• Consistent results: from the first microarray to the last, results are reproducible, with uniform morphology throughout.

• Expert help: with years of experience, our expert scientists draw on their knowledge to ensure every job runs smoothly.

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Get a microarray printing quote

We will be happy to provide you with a quote for microarray printing.

The quickest way to request a quote is to complete our printing service request form (PDF file). It collects all the information we need to give you an accurate cost.

You will need to answer these questions:

• How many probe samples and slides do you want to print?
  This should include any control probes.

• What types of sample do you want us to print?
  For instance, is the sample nucleic acids?

• What is the molecular weight and concentration of your sample?

• What type of buffer are your materials stored in?
  We recommend JetStar™ Printing Buffer

• Under what conditions are your samples stored?

• What is your preferred surface chemistry?

• What pre-print preparation is required?

• What conditions do you want us to print at? We can control the temperature and humidity.

• What post-printing preparation is required?

• What size and pitch do you want for the spots?

Plus how many repeats you want us to print on each substrate

• How many slides should we print your arrays on?
  This must be at least 25.

• What are the printing margins and sample concentration?

All set? Download the printing service request form, or contact us to discuss your requirements.

Date	Description	File
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