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Biometra UV Band-Elutor Electrophoresis Cell for Agarose Gel DNA Separation and UV Monitoring

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Biometra
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6 months

Used, in good condition

Product description

Electrophoresis cell with integrated UV lamp for direct DNA band monitoring; 400 ml buffer; 0-500 V, 0-400 mA range.

  • Guarantees near 100% recovery rates and biocompatibility of eluents
  • Utilizes submerged agarose gel electrophoresis with ethidium bromide staining
  • Integral UV lamp (4 x 6 W) and UV-transparent design allow direct monitoring at 312 nm wavelength
  • Optimized geometry between loading slot and trap with focusing solution ensures compact single-band product trapping
  • Electrophoretic mobility of target fragments decreases when focusing in trap area for precise band isolation
  • Desired DNA fragments can be removed easily with a standard micropipette and precipitated conventionally
  • Analytical 12-well comb compatible for routine nucleic acid electrophoresis and optimal run point determination
  • Buffer capacity: 400 ml
  • Electrical specifications: 0–400 mA current range, 0–500 V voltage range
  • UV filter surface area: 105 x 75 mm

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Last updated 19 October 2026