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Microvolume spectrophotometer with Acclaro technology for accurate DNA/protein quantification in 1µL samples.
The Thermo Scientific ND-ONE-W NanoDrop One is a *microvolume spectrophotometer* designed for precise quantification of nucleic acids and proteins with minimal sample volumes as low as 1 µL. Featuring Acclaro Technology, it improves user insight into sample quality by detecting contamination early, which is critical for preventing downstream assay failures in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows. The instrument operates across a broad wavelength range of 190 to 850 nm and measures absorbance up to 550 Abs, supporting accurate DNA and protein analysis integral to synthetic biology and biomanufacturing research environments.
Key technical features include a detection range for double-stranded DNA from 2 to 27,500 ng/µL, a built-in camera sensor for image-based result verification, and an alert system that provides on-demand technical support and guided troubleshooting. Its compact physical dimensions (200×260×323 mm) and lightweight design (3.6 kg) facilitate benchtop integration in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics laboratories focused on gene editing and molecular cloning workflows.
This *used model* is sold as-is with the original user manual included, potentially impacting original performance levels; prospective buyers should perform operational checks to confirm functionality. The NanoDrop One supports robust sample quality assessments essential for reliable fluorescence analysis and live-cell imaging research.
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With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.
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Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
