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Micro Spectrophotometer TRMS-604

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Description :

Micro Spectrophotometer TRMS-604 works as a new type of full-wavelength spectrophotometer. With the mode of USB output or network transfer data, with an electronic manual. Delivers with a wavelength range of 190 to 850nm, with the accuracy of ± 1 nm. It uses a liquid column to recognize the irregular function. Device Platform designed with Stainless steel and quartz fiber, it outcomes with a Light source as long life pulsed xenon flash lamp.

Specification

Wavelength Range

190 to 850 nm

Wavelength Accuracy

± 1 nm

Wavelength Resolution

2 nm (FWHM at Hg 546 nm)

Repeatability

<± 0.5 nm

Light Path

1 mm, 0.05 mm (optical path automatic conversion)

Nucleic Acid measurement range

0.2 to 37500 mg / μl (sa DNA)

Protein measurement range

0.01 to 1120 mg / ml (BSA)

sample volume requirements

0.3 to 2 μl

Absorbance Accuracy

1% (0.76 absorbance at 350 nm)

Absorbance Range

0.002 to 300 Abs (equivalent to 10mm path length)

Sample measurement time

less than 3s

Sample base material

stainless steel and quartz fiber

Light Source

long life pulsed xenon flash lamp

Detector

2048(CMOS) element linear silicide CCD array

Features

  • Users can accept measurement result data and custom methods directly in spreadsheet mode
  • 32GB of storage space is pre-installed
  • Integrated fibre to prevent fibre breakage due to external force collision, which results in hectic measurement results
  • There is no need to warm up, start testing whenever you want
  • Built-in Win10 system, built-in 7-inch high-definition display, full touch operation
  • Stainless steel and quartz fibre used for the platform
  • Using a liquid column to identify abnormal function
  • The built-in Bluetooth and WIFI allow for remote operation and wireless printing of results
  • Two USB ports can be connected to a variety of devices

Application

Nucleic acid, protein, bacteria, cell bacteria, microarray samples, and conventional full-wavelength scanning, among other things, can be detected.