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Lab Expo Gel documentation system 36-GDS100 is provided with low noise, cooled CCD camera. It has anti-UV filter which provides UV protection, helps user to observe and seize the gel bar under UV illumination. This system can detect far weaker signals, offers higher sensitivity and wider linear range. With this gel imaging system, it is possible to capture weak signals under low illumination conditions.
$18,086.00 $ 15072
| QE | 0.7 |
| CCD camera | 5 megapixels, Pixel density 16-bit |
| A/D | 10-bit |
| Lens | F1.2 (motorized) transparent lens |
| Trans-white illumination | LED White light transmission plate, Sample area: 23cm x 32cm |
| Ep white illumination | Dual epi-white LED |
| UV Transmission | Sample area: 21 cm x 26 cm, Wavelength: 302 nm |
| Filter | 590 nm |
| Dimension | 550 x 460 x 760 mm |
| Gross weight | 26 |
Function Implementation UV gel analysis 302 nm wavelength enables nucleic acid visualization Sample documentation 21 cm x 26 cm UV transmission area supports standard gel sizes High-sensitivity imaging 5 megapixels CCD detects weak signals under low illumination Transmission viewing 23 cm x 32 cm white light plate allows clear sample observation Precision measurement F1.2 motorized lens provides adjustable focus for detailed capture
Filters: 460 nm, 530 nm, 630 nm, 670 nm
UV transmission : 254 nm, 365 nm
Our advanced Gel Documentation System features a high-resolution camera for sharp, precise image capture and analysis. They offer UV transillumination for nucleic acid detection and LED illumination for non-UV imaging, ensuring versatility. These have a wide dynamic range, allowing the detection of both faint bands and intense signals for accurate gel analysis. They allow easy integration with computers for quick data transfer and report generation. Our system allows users to adjust settings like brightness, contrast, and exposure for the best image quality.