Fisher Scientific Model 234100F UV Crosslinker for DNA/RNA Crosslinking in Molecular Biology

The Fisher Scientific 234100F UV Crosslinker is a specialized laboratory instrument designed for precise cross-linking of DNA and RNA onto membranes, essential in molecular biology workflows such as Southern, Northern, dot, and slot blotting techniques. Equipped with five 254nm shortwave UV bulbs, this device facilitates efficient nucleic acid immobilization critical for molecular diagnostics and gene editing research.

Key features include:

• Energy and time operation modes allowing customizable exposure settings without requiring manual calibration, optimizing workflow efficiencies.
• A large UV protective window for real-time process inspection while maintaining operator safety.
• Open door safety mechanism, preventing accidental UV exposure during operation.
• Compact footprint suitable for benchtop use in biotechnology and synthetic biology labs.
• Utilizes energy-efficient electronic ballasts to reduce power consumption during extensive use in molecular cloning and bioprocessing setups.

Technical specifications:

• Operates at 115V and a frequency of 50/60 Hz with a power draw of 80 watts.
• Dimensions: 36.4 cm depth × 26 cm height; Weight: 13.6 kg (30 lb).
• Compliance with CSA, UL, and CE standards ensures laboratory safety and reliability.

This UV crosslinker is widely adopted in biomedical engineering, molecular diagnostics, and synthetic biology research, providing reproducible cross-linking necessary for successful blotting and nucleic acid analysis workflows. Its consistent UV output at 254nm supports a broad range of biotechnological applications such as DNA probe hybridization and RNA analysis, making it an essential instrument for labs engaged in gene editing and biomanufacturing processes.