Fit your workflow.
Share your labware, payload and spin requirements. We’ll help you choose the HiG model and confirm loading access for your liquid handler or robot.
HiG integration
Integrate HiG into your automated workflow.
Bring automated centrifugation to your existing liquid handler or compatible workcell. Direct robot access lets your system load and unload plates as part of the run.
Plan your integrationBring automated centrifugation
Bring automated centrifugation
into your workflow.
Start with your method. We’ll help confirm the fit, coordinate integration and prepare your lab.
Connect your system.
Bring your instrument and scheduling details. BioNex works with your integration team, providing the API, guides and engineering support to connect the centrifugation step.
Prepare your lab.
Plan bench space, power and timing with us. Your quote will confirm site requirements and lead time, with installation, training and service options for your configuration.
Support from the start
What your integration team gets.
⌘ API & test application
Connect HiG to your controls and check operation before connecting to your scheduler.
⌑ Integration guide & 3D CAD
Plan mounting, footprint and interfaces with integration guidance and STEP files.
☷ Manuals & release notes
Setup and operator guides for daily use, with documented software updates.
↗ BioNex engineering support
Work directly with the team behind HiG.
Real configurations
Picture the fit in your lab.
These SLAS displays show HiG alongside other instruments, with equipment arranged above and below the work surface. Your layout starts with the devices and access your method needs.
Photos supplied by Roger Schaller. These are specific demonstration configurations; confirm fit for your devices with BioNex.
Tell us what your lab runs
Real-world integration · Ginkgo BioworksHiG inside Ginkgo’s RAC platform.
Ginkgo Bioworks lists BioNex Solutions HiG3/4 for centrifugation among the off-the-shelf instruments it integrates into its Reconfigurable Automation Carts (RACs). It is one public example of HiG fitting into an automated system built by another provider.
| Published by | Ginkgo Bioworks |
|---|---|
| Document | RAC Product Sheet, page 3 |
| Section | Off the shelf instrumentation integrations |
| Centrifugation | BioNex Solutions HiG3/4 |
Source: Ginkgo Bioworks, RAC Product Sheet (PDF), page 3 , linked from ginkgo.bio/product/hardware . Accessed October 8, 2026.
Workflow context: Watch Ginkgo’s filtration story (Instagram) . A Ginkgo scientist on moving filtration work from the bench into automation.
Connected to your lab
Who do we integrate with?
All major traditional liquid handlers and automation partners.
And many more. Have another liquid handler in mind? Let’s talk about your setup.
Discuss your integration ↗At a glance
Built for the robot, not the bench.
HiG is designed for automation first: compact, robot-accessible and imbalance tolerant, built to run inside a scheduled workflow configured for your protocol.
- Direct robotic loading, no intermediate handling.
- Imbalance checked before and during every run, with a safe stop outside acceptable limits.
- Cell pelleting, filtration and sample-prep workflows.
| Models | HiG3 and HiG4 |
|---|---|
| Maximum force | Up to 5,000 × g, model dependent |
| Rotor | 2 buckets |
| Payload | Up to 350 g per bucket |
| Imbalance tolerance | Up to 100 g (HiG3); 50 g (HiG4) |
| Maximum plate height | 61 mm |
| Access | Direct robotic loading |
Source: BioNex product information. Confirm model, labware and operating conditions for your application. Download the datasheet (PDF) ↓
Your liquid handler is the starting point
Tell us what you run.
Start with your setup. We’ll work through fit and next steps.