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Laboratory Vertical autoclave
Laboratory vertical autoclave sterilizes glassware and media using high-pressure steam in an upright chamber, ensuring safe, efficient lab sterilization.
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Uses UV excitation filters 3 wavelengths and visible emission filters 3 wavelengths, Provides high sensitivity up to 0.1 ppm or better.
Fluorometers are used for high-sensitivity trace analysis, especially where UV-Vis is not sensitive enough:
Typical compliance includes:
A microprocessor-based filter fluorometer designed for trace-level detection:
Unlike spectrophotometers, it detects emitted light, giving much higher sensitivity.
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Parameter |
Typical Specification |
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Excitation Filters (UV) |
3 selectable (e.g., 365 nm, 405 nm, 436 nm) |
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Emission Filters (Visible) |
3 selectable (e.g., 450 nm, 520 nm, 620 nm) |
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Sensitivity |
Up to 0.1 ppm |
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Light Source |
UV Lamp (Mercury / LED UV source) |
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Detector |
Photodiode / Photomultiplier Tube |
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Measurement Range |
0 – 1999 fluorescence units |
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Display |
Digital LCD |
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Accuracy |
±1–2% |
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Repeatability |
±1% |
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Response Time |
5 seconds |
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Power Supply |
220–240 V AC, 50 Hz |
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Parameter |
Value |
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Dimensions |
300 × 250 × 150 mm |
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Weight |
5 – 8 kg |
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