Blue Light Electrophoresis Monitor/Transilluminator DUT-24/DUT-48 (Pre-order only)

The Blue Light Transilluminator is specifically designed for the observation of dye-containing nucleic acids during electrophoresis in clinics and laboratories. It provides real-time monitoring of the electrophoresis process and convenient observation of gel electrophoresis. The instrument has a gel cutting function, which makes gel cutting quick and easy. It should only be operated by professionals and requires the use of a dedicated electrophoresis instrument.

Features:

1. The Blue Light Transilluminator is designed to prevent users' easily exposed parts from UV damage during gel observation. It is also safe for DNA fragments as it uses blue light with no harmful effects.
2. Equipped with 108 pieces of LED lights, providing strong illumination and a long lifespan. It is suitable for observing a wide range of fluorochromes with high luminance, sensitivity, and homogeneity.
3. The instrument can be used individually as a blue light platform or can be used in combination with a multi-imager setup.
4. The transillumination blu-ray module offers uniform lighting, resulting in low background values and no side effects during observation.
5. The screen plate can be fixed at random, and the angle is adjustable, allowing for easy gel observation with a single hand operation.
6. Compared to traditional UV transmission instruments, the Blue Light Transilluminator provides more symmetrical sample observation and better photo effects due to its uniform transillumination blu-ray module.
7. The instrument uses high-quality LED beads, providing long-term energy conservation and environmental friendliness. The LED bulbs have a long service life of up to 50,000 hours and do not require replacement, offering free maintenance.
8. The Blue Light Transilluminator is equipped with a full-size transparent optical filter, ensuring safe operation without the need for wearing safety glasses or other protective devices. It provides a perfect observation experience during gel electrophoresis.