Microplate Reader FM-MPR-A104 Catalog

Description :

Microplate Reader FM-MPR-A104 offers a wavelength range of 200 to 1000 nm, with 1 nm steps, ensuring precise absorbance measurements. It features an automatic calibration system for light source, grating and detector, providing reliable operation. Its independent cuvette slot allows for simultaneous detection and incubation. It is equipped with powerful software for data analysis and multiple export options. Our microplate reader is designed for accurate data analysis in laboratory settings.

Features:

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Specifications:

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Cuvette Mode	Yes
Microplate Type	96/384 wells
Detection Mode	Absorbance
Light Source	Xenon flash lamp/number of flashes > 109
Wavelength Range	200 to 1000 nm
Wavelength Accuracy	2 nm
Wavelength Repeatability	0.2 nm
Optical System	Monochromator, 1 nm step
Reading Range	0 to 4.0 OD
Bandwidth	< 2.5 nm
Detection System	2 silicon photodetectors, one for measurement, one for reference
Linear at 450nm	R2 ≥ 0.999, (0.0 to 3.0 Abs)
Absorbance Accuracy at 450nm	± (1.0 % + 0.003 Abs), (0 to 2.0 Abs); ± 2.0 %, (2.0 to 2.5 Abs)
Absorbance Repeatability at 450nm	CV < 0.5 % or SD < 0.003 accurate mode; CV < 1.0% fast mode
Measuring Speed	96 well plate: fast mode < 8 seconds, accurate mode < 28 seconds (end point method)
Shaking	Linear, 3 speeds adjustable
Temperature Range	RT + 4℃ to 45℃
Temp. Accuracy & Uniformity	±0.5℃ at 37℃, ±0.5℃ at 37℃
User Interface	Built-in software, independent use
Operation Display	10-inch LCD display
Internal Storage	16 G storage, can store more than 20,000 data files
Port	1 type B USB interface, 2 type A USB interfaces, 1 network port
Robotic Arm Compatibility	Temporarily incompatible
Electricity	DC 24 V, 6.67 A
External Dimension (W × D × H)	300 × 500 × 260 mm
Package Dimension (W × D × H)	690 × 490 × 480 mm
Net Weight	15.5 kg
Gross Weight	21 kg

Applications: Microplate Reader is used for high-throughput sample analysis in fields like drug discovery and diagnostics. It is widely used in research labs, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and academic institutions.