Typhoon FLA 7000 IP Biomolecular Imaging System, Molecular Dynamics (CAT#: STEM-GLEPO-1395-ZJF)

The Typhoon FLA 7000 IP Biomolecular Imaging System is manufactured by Molecular Dynamics.
The Typhoon FLA 7000 (IP) (Red Laser Only) for Phosphor Imaging offers high performance, multifunctionality, and high-speed readings. It is a fast and versatile laser scanner that includes sensitive and quantitative measurements of radioisotopic labels. The system provides several imaging modes, such as fluorescence, digitization of colorimetrically stained gels, and filmless autoradiography.

Condition: Certified pre-owned
Scanning area (Max.):
Phosphorimaging: 20cm x 40cm
Fluorescence: 24cm x 40cm
Pixel size: 10µm, 25µm, 50µm, 100µm or 200µm and a 1000 µm prescan
Emission filters:
Filter wavelength: fluorophore examples
IP (BP390): Phosphorimaging
Y520 (≥ 520nm): Cy2, Amersham ECL Plus, SYBR Green, SYBR Gold, FAM™, FITC, SYPRO Orange, Alexa Fluor™ 488, EGFP, AttoPhos
O580 (≥ 580nm): Cy3, Deep Purple, HEX, Alexa Fluor 532 and 546, SYPRO Ruby, SYPRO Red, EtBr, Pro-Q Diamond, ROX
R670 (≥ 670nm): Cy5, Alexa Fluor 633, TOTO™-3, DDAO Phosphate
Warranty: 90-day warranty (US and Canada ONLY)

High-sensitivity autoradiographs detection using storage phosphor screens.
Up to Four lasers and multiple filters enabling the use of a variety of fluorescent dyes and detection methods. Unit equipped with one laser (red laser for phosphorus imaging) is considered the FLA 7000IP.
Data is acquired through high resolution, sensitivity, and wide range linearity.
Compatibility with various types of samples; fluorescent labels, fluorescent dyes, CBB stain, silver stain, X-ray film, and storage phosphor screens.
Fully Re-furbished to OEM standard. Comes with Phosphor Screen and a computer loaded with software. Unit Locked for Shipping.
Certified with 90-day warranty (US and Canada ONLY)

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