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Hitachi Merck F-1080 HPLC Fluorescence Detector, 200–900 nm

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Detector Type
Fluorescence
Wavelength Range
200 to 900 nm
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Specifications 4

Brands
Hitachi
New/Used
Used
Detector Type
Fluorescence
Wavelength Range
200 to 900 nm

Product description

F-1080 HPLC fluorescence detector with a 200–900 nm wavelength range for analytical chromatography.

The Hitachi Merck F-1080 is an HPLC fluorescence detector with a stated wavelength range of 200–900 nm. It is designed for fluorescence-based detection in high-performance liquid chromatography and analytical chromatography workflows.

  • Model: F-1080
  • Detector type: Fluorescence
  • Wavelength range: 200–900 nm
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This HPLC fluorescence detector is suitable for fluorescence analysis in pharmaceutical testing, biotechnology research, chemical analysis, and molecular diagnostics workflows. Further technical details and included components were not provided in the listing.

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Last updated 4 November 2026