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BD FACSAria III High-Performance 3-Laser Cell Sorter (Red/Blue/Violet)

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Description
The BD FACSAria III (serial number 648282) is a fluorescence-activated cell sorter featuring an integrated sample injection and sorting chamber with protective containment shields. It includes a waste collection system and a sheath fluid container. The system supports advanced sample handling and sorting mechanisms characteristic of high-end BD FACSAria models.
Technical Data
Model: FACSAria III Serial Number: 648282
Accessories
Sample injection chamber, Sheath fluid container, Waste collection container, Protective containment shields
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Description
The BD FACSAria III (serial number 648282) is a fluorescence-activated cell sorter featuring an integrated sample injection and sorting chamber with protective containment shields. It includes a waste collection system and a sheath fluid container. The system supports advanced sample handling and sorting mechanisms characteristic of high-end BD FACSAria models.
Technical Data
Model: FACSAria III Serial Number: 648282
Accessories
Sample injection chamber, Sheath fluid container, Waste collection container, Protective containment shields
Dimensions
54 × 30 × 44 in
Weight
830 lbs

Product description

High-precision BD FACSAria III cell sorter with 3 lasers for advanced multiparameter flow cytometry.

The BD FACSAria III is a high-performance cell sorter equipped with three lasers (Red, Blue, Violet) and multiple fluorescence detectors, enabling advanced multiparameter flow cytometry for detailed cellular analysis. Designed for reliable isolation of rare cell populations with high purity, this sorter supports sophisticated immunophenotyping, cell cycle analysis, and complex functional assays. Its robust and versatile configuration is widely adopted in biotechnology research, including molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing workflows. The system ensures consistent performance in both research and clinical settings, making it critical for applications requiring precise cell characterization and sorting accuracy. This instrument is essential for live-cell analysis, bioprocessing, and gene editing workflows within biomedical engineering and related scientific fields.

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Last updated 19 October 2026