ElectraSyn 2.0 won the Red Dot Product Design Award in 2018, and has been consistently recognized by the jury for its outstanding product appearance design, performance integration, and innovation. The jury believes that the innovation of ElectraSyn 2.0 design * reduces the complexity of product use and reflects the trend of integration in size.

Three devices in one
three-in-one

ElectraSyn 2.0 has a simple design that integrates three different instruments (constant voltage/current meter, analytical device, magnetic stirrer) into one - which will signify an important step for electrochemical synthesis as the mainstream method in the field of organic synthesis. The benefits are self-evident: sustainable and renewable reaction processes, stable yields, reduced reagent usage in reactions, and reduced waste emissions.
Essentially, organic electrochemical synthesis is a sustainable and environmentally friendly synthesis method.

A Singular Focus
Extraordinary Focus

This is an extraordinary product that took three years to build, with multiple engineers and chemists working tirelessly day and night.
This is a cross disciplinary bridge that brings together electrochemistry and organic synthesis, two previously unrelated fields. It was developed in collaboration between IKA owner Rene Stiegelmann and renowned Professor Phil S. Baran from the Scripps Research Institute in the United States, and is the ideal instrument for scientists in the field of electrochemical organic synthesis.

An Electrifying Design
Exciting design

Phil S. Baran describes this product as a 'cross disciplinary crystallization of engineering and organic synthesis over the years'. This is a long-standing heritage that can be traced back to IKA's development of OEM equipment in the 1920s Nowadays, ElectraSyn 2.0 is jointly developed by a team of chemical engineers and chemists.
In addition to its technological advantages, particularly reflected in high quality, durability, and exterior design, the recognition of winning the Red Dot Design Award fully validates this. ElectraSyn 2.0, which was officially launched in August 2017, has obtained product certification.

Democratizing Electrochemistry
Popularization of electrochemistry

The modular ElectraSyn2.0 system enables users, regardless of their electrochemical experience, to research and explore electrochemical synthesis and reactions, thereby eliminating the huge barriers to entry in this field.
It provides idealized experimental conditions and, with the help of its "intelligent assistance" function, can be used as both a potentiostat and a galvanostat simultaneously. Analyze the sample using cyclic voltammetry, record and track experimental data to ensure reproducibility.
All parameters can be monitored and obtained through the IKA ElectraSyn application. More advantages include: diverse electrode selection, sustainable and cost-effective synthesis pathways and safety standards, integrated magnetic stirring function, control through Labworldsoft 6.0 software, and firmware upgrade software to keep the instrument constantly updated.