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Sony SA3800 Spectral Flow Cytometer with 4 Lasers, 34 Colors, 36 Detectors and Automated 3D AutoSampler

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Product description

Spectral cell analyzer with 4 lasers, 34-color detection, 36 detectors; supports high-dimensional single-cell flow cytometry.

The Sony SA3800 Spectral Cell Analyzer is an advanced spectral flow cytometer designed for high-sensitivity, multiparametric single-cell analysis in biomedical research and biotechnology applications. Equipped with 4 spatially separated lasers (405 nm violet, 488 nm blue, 561 nm yellow-green, and 638 nm red), it supports detection of up to 34 fluorescence colors using 36 photomultiplier tube (PMT) detectors covering 420–800 nm wavelength range, enabling precise spectral unmixing for complex biomarker profiling.

Key features include:

  • Fluorescence sensitivity at 120 MESF (FITC) and 70 MESF (PE) nominal, suitable for detecting low-abundance biomarkers critical in molecular diagnostics and synthetic biology research.
  • Fluorescence resolution with coefficient of variation (CV) below 3% for propidium iodide-stained samples ensures high data quality for bioprocessing and immunophenotyping workflows.
  • Detectable cell size range from 0.5 µm to 40 µm enables analysis of diverse cell populations, including rare cell detection in tumor microenvironment profiling.
  • High throughput with an event rate of up to 20,000 events per second supports large sample datasets required in biomanufacturing quality control and gene editing research.

The instrument includes a 3D AutoSampler/tube loader capable of handling a 24-tube rack (12x75 mm Falcon tubes) and various multiwell plates (96- and 384-well formats) with rapid acquisition times—e.g., 96-well plate measured in 25 minutes (2 seconds per well). Automated fluidics system integrates buffer and waste management for stable, reproducible sample flow.

The SA3800 comes bundled with a 1-year subscription to De Novo FCS Express 7 Analysis software (RUO version), offering advanced data visualization, gating, statistical analysis, and comprehensive report generation optimized for flow cytometry datasets. The software supports multiple file formats and facilitates seamless data interpretation critical for biotechnology research fields including molecular cloning workflows and biomarker discovery.

Additional specifications and operational features:

  • Fixed, factory-aligned optical paths for stability and minimal maintenance.
  • Reliable pumps and valves with automatic fluidics control streamline operation.
  • Weight approximately 95 kg, suitable for benchtop installation in core research facilities.

This spectral cell analyzer is widely used in immunophenotyping, tumor microenvironment profiling, rare cell detection, and high-dimensional biomarker discovery, making it essential for researchers in clinical diagnostics, neuroimaging, live-cell fluorescence analysis, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines. The precise multispectral detection capability supports complex experimental designs in synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics.

The unit undergoes comprehensive quality control, including laser power testing, fluidics cleaning, alignment checks, and performance validation, ensuring full functionality upon delivery. Warranty and technical support are included, with optional extended service agreements available.

In summary, the Sony SA3800 LE-SA3800FA Spectral Flow Cytometer provides robust, high-throughput spectral flow cytometry with advanced fluorescence sensitivity and modular sample handling, optimized for demanding biotechnology and biomedical research workflows.

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Keywords integrated: spectral cell analyzer, spectral flow cytometer, 4-laser flow cytometer, high-dimensional single-cell analysis, spectral unmixing, multiparameter flow cytometry, immunophenotyping, tumor microenvironment profiling, rare cell detection, 3D AutoSampler, FCS Express software, molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology research, bioprocessing, biomarker discovery, fluorescence sensitivity, biopharmaceutical production, molecular cloning workflows, live-cell fluorescence analysis, clinical diagnostics.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

Can I get service for older equipment?

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 5 November 2026