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Transilluminator; LM-20 2UV, Single Intensity, 20 x 20 cm filter size, UVP, 115V
Transilluminator; M-15V, Variable Intensity, 15 x 15 cm, UVP, 115V
Transilluminator; M-10, Ultra Violet, 10 x 10cm filter size, Single Intensity, UVP, 115V
Transilluminator; FI-20, FirstLight, UVP, 20 x 20 cm filter size, 115V
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Sample Plate, Longwave UV, for GelMax Imager
Imaging System; PhotoDoc-IT 70, Transilluminator M-20V, Analytik Jena, 115V
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Sample Plate, Visi-Blue™ for GelMax Imager
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Sample Plate, White Light, for GelMax Imager
Benchtop UV Transilluminator by UVP Select gel imaging systems by UVP include transilluminators in single and variable intensity models available for short, medium and longwave sample irradiation
Multidoc UVP Transilluminator Compact, lightweight and energy saving transilluminator; available in single and variable intensity models.
UVP 2UV Single Intensity Benchtop Transilluminator Compact, lightweight and energy saving transilluminators available in single and variable intensity models. Single UV, 2UV and 3UV models are available for short, medium and longwave sample irradiation.
UVP FirstLight UV Illuminator Firstlight UV Illuminators deliver uniform excitation for quantitative fluorescent imaging in genomic and proteomic applications; compatible with UVP bio-imaging systems
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GelMax Visi-Blue Sample Plate The Visi-Blue sample plate is an optional accessory by UVP that converts 302 to 470 nm for viewing stains such as SYBR Green, SYBR Safe and GelGreen.
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GelMax White Light Sample Plate White light sample plate by UVP converts 302 nm UV to white light for viewing Coomassie Blue and Silver stained gels.
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GelMax Longwave UV Sample Plate Longwave UV Sample plate converts 302 to 365 nm UV, which reduces photonicking of samples.
