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Bio-Rad Universal Hood ChemiDoc Gel Documentation System with CCD Camera and Thermal Printer

NewBio-RadGel dryerUnited States

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Product description

Gel documentation system with CCD camera, motorized zoom, 302 nm UV transilluminator, thermal printer, and analysis software.

  • System Components: Includes CCD camera with motorized zoom lens, Mitsubishi P91 thermal printer, HP Compag d220 MT Tower running Windows 2000, Dell monitor, keyboard, mouse, and Quantity One imaging software.
  • Optical Features: Light-tight universal hood design; excitation sources include trans-UV at 302, 254, and 365 nm wavelengths, plus white and epi-white light; illumination control offers 3 modes (trans-UV, trans white, epi-white).
  • Detector Specifications: CCD detector with resolutions of 768 x 494 (RS-170) and 752 x 582 (CCIR); 8-bit pixel density providing 256 gray levels.
  • Physical Dimensions: Maximum sample area 28 x 36 cm; maximum image capture area 25 x 26 cm.
  • Power Requirements: Operates at 120V/220V and 50/60 Hz frequency.
  • Additional Features: Automatic light shut-off with HOLD option for extended use; built-in 302-nm UV transilluminator suitable for molecular biology gel imaging.
  • Weight and Shipping: Weight 48.99 kg (108 lbs); shipping dimensions 54.86 x 100.58 x 118.87 cm (21.6 x 39.6 x 46.8 in).
  • Application: Designed for chemical and fluorescence gel documentation without need for a photographic darkroom; supports precise gel image capture and analysis in laboratory settings.

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Last updated 22 October 2026