We created our desktop-sized, fully automatic DNA & RNA synthesizer, to empower each and every biologist to synthesize custom DNA & RNA oligos in no time at all.
Synthesize fully automatically ready-to-use RNA oligos, DNA oligos and TaqMan probes as well as FISH probes in less than 2 hours hands-free runtime in your own lab and save costs substantially. Powered by patented cartridge and microfluidic technology.
20x-100x faster than synthesis services
2-6x faster than any other synthesizer
2 min hands-on time
Fully automated synthesis
No training needed
At least 50% cheaper than other synthesizers
Saves up to 50% for probes & RNA
Consumes 50x less reagents compared to other chemical synthesizers
Only 2 minutes hands-on time to start a new run thanks to our revolutionary cartridge system, just 1 hour runtime to synthesize a ready-to-use DNA primer, coupled with an unbeatable instrument price of 15.000€ / 18.000$.
Kilobaser is the fastest, most efficient and easiest-to-use desktop synthesizer ever created – that is why we call it, much like a PC, our Personal Synthesizer.
Enter your DNA/RNA sequence using the included touch screen, USB flash drive or your computer.
Insert Kilobasers' innovative microfluidic chip & reagent cartridge for DNA/RNA synthesis.
Within two hours you get your ready-to-use DNA/RNA!
Discover more about how Kilobaser helps smoothen your lab routine!
CSO & Gov. Affairs AT Evolutta Agro Biotech
“[Until now] I tried to build small oligos around 20 to 25 oligos and everything went very well. […] Generally, I am very very satisfied with the product. It is the first Kilobaser in Brazil."
Virologist at IST Austria
“We tested Kilobaser and were very satisfied with the results. PCRs were successfully performed and we anticipate that such an equipment would be a valuable asset to any lab that does molecular cloning.”
Laboratory Lead at UnternehmerTUM
"Kilobaser is a great product that is very much needed in times like this. It prints DNA that can be tested against samples within 2h."
Kilobaser was founded in Graz, Austria in 2014 by Alexander Murer, Martin Jost and Bernhard Tittelbach.
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Lisa-Marie Michelitsch
Master of Science
Biotechnology
