IBIS MX96 is value for money

IBIS Technologies envisaged that uncompromised quality should go hand in hand with lowest cost of ownership. Cost of ownership is not only the investment in terms of depreciation but involves the total operational costs of the system.

   1. the costs of sensorchips (e.g. IBIS is upto 50 times less expensive because of multiplexing)
   2. the costs of sample use (e.g. IBIS uses 70 microliter sample also for long interactions)
    3. the costs of labor (Easy operation and full automation allows to run day and night, weekend)
   4. the costs of maintenance (Benefit from valveless injection without using microfluidic cartridges)
   5. the costs of investment (High performance but similar to competing high- end instruments).