Ginolis LFDA-1 Lateral Flow Device Assembly

A small footprint semi-automated lateral flow cassette assembly machine that will assemble a single strip cassette. This is our entry level machine for companies looking to start low level production

Who is LFDA-1 for?

  • Research institutes developing next-generation LFD applications
  • Rapid test kit manufacturers scaling up production
  • Contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) handling pilot production
  • Early-stage companies transitioning from prototyping to scaled manufacturing
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Compact Footprint
70 dB max
As quiet as a domestic washing machine
3 million
Max annual volumes (depending on shift patterns)
20 PPM
Parts per Minute

What are the benefits

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Fast track to automation

LFDA-1 is optimized for companies looking to transition quickly from manual to automated lateral flow test production. Its compact footprint, short lead time, and easy commissioning make it ideal for fast deployment. With up to 20 parts per minute, it increases productivity while reducing manual errors and labor costs.

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Efficient and cost-saving performance

The LFDA-1 delivers up to 10 times faster assembly compared to manual processes and can produce up to 3 million tests annually in a single shift setup. This improved efficiency supports faster time to market while minimizing reagent waste and human error.

Working with LFDA-1

Technical data

LFDA-1 offers fast and reliable automation in a compact footprint. Designed for ease of deployment, it delivers consistent performance for standard lateral flow cassette assembly and fits seamlessly into cleanroom diagnostics production.

Capacity
Up to 20 ppm , depending on machine configuration
Card infeed
Automatic strip cutting and magazine buffer for laminated cards
Card length
300-500 mm
Strip length
40 – 98 mm
Infeed
Manual bottom and cover feeding
Plastic parts
Width 15 – 40 mm, Length 50 – 110 mm
Connections
230/110V 10A, 6 bar (150 l/min)
Optional features
• Strip width QC
• Strip Bad mark automatic reject
• Press force adjustable 0–1000 N
• Integrated pressing height measurement during pressing

Interested?

We would be happy to talk more

Contact us and let’s talk about your project.

Ian Walker

Project manager

ian.walker@ginolis.com

Tel. 358 40 527 5044

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