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Molecular Devices SpectraMAX 190

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Stock Number 49134
This listing is for a Molecular Devices SpectraMAX 190 Absorbance Microplate Reader.


The unit is in full working condition and is ready for immediate release.


The Molecular Devices SpectraMAX 190 Absorbance Microplate Reader is a versatile and high-performance bio-analytical instrument designed for life science research and development. With precise measurements and a broad wavelength range, it is ideal for a variety of applications, including DNA analysis and pharmaceutical research.


Key Features:
Wide Wavelength Range:
Operates from 190 to 850 nm, enabling measurements across UV and visible spectra for diverse applications.


Tunable Monochromator:
Allows wavelength selection in 1 nm increments for flexibility and precision in absorbance measurements.


Narrow Wavelength Bandwidth:
Features a 2 nm bandwidth for enhanced resolution and specificity.


Broad Photometric Range:
Measures from 0 to 4.0 OD with a high photometric resolution of 0.001 OD, ensuring accuracy for both high and low absorbance samples.


PathCheck Sensor Technology:
Ensures less than 5% error compared to cuvette readings, delivering reliability in microplate-based measurements.


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Xenon Flash Lamp Light Source:
Provides stable, high-intensity light for consistent results over time.


Rapid Measurements:
Endpoint readings in as little as 12 seconds and kinetic measurements with a minimum 9-second interval streamline workflows.


Temperature Control:
Operates from ambient + 4°C to 45°C with ± 0.5°C uniformity at 37°C, ensuring well-to-well consistency for temperature-sensitive assays.


Isothermal Reading Chambers:
Maintains a uniform environment with less than 1°C variation when temperature regulation is not enabled.


Applications:
The SpectraMAX 190 is ideal for:


DNA Analysis: Quantification and purity assessment.
Pharmaceutical Research: Drug discovery and development assays.
Life Science Research: Enzyme kinetics, protein quantification, and more.