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PerkinElmer Optima 7300DV Dual-View ICP-OES Spectrometer for Elemental Analysis

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Model: 7300DV. Serial No.: 077C1022502. Manufactured: 2010. Voltage: 208-240 V. Frequency: 50/60 Hz. Power Consumption: 3.5 kVA. Fuse Rating: 20 A. Software Version: N/A. Configuration includes a dual-view plasma system with axial and radial viewing capabilities. Pneumatic connections for plasma gas, auxiliary gas, and nebulizer gas are present.
Technical Data
Model: 7300DV Serial Number: 077C1022502 Voltage: 208-240 V Frequency: 50/60 Hz Power Consumption: 3.5 kVA Fuse Rating: 20 A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Dual-view plasma system (axial and radial viewing). Pneumatic connections for plasma gas, auxiliary gas, and nebulizer gas. Manufacturing Year: 2010
Voltage
208-240 V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Power Consumption
3.5 kVA
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Description
Model: 7300DV. Serial No.: 077C1022502. Manufactured: 2010. Voltage: 208-240 V. Frequency: 50/60 Hz. Power Consumption: 3.5 kVA. Fuse Rating: 20 A. Software Version: N/A. Configuration includes a dual-view plasma system with axial and radial viewing capabilities. Pneumatic connections for plasma gas, auxiliary gas, and nebulizer gas are present.
Technical Data
Model: 7300DV Serial Number: 077C1022502 Voltage: 208-240 V Frequency: 50/60 Hz Power Consumption: 3.5 kVA Fuse Rating: 20 A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Dual-view plasma system (axial and radial viewing). Pneumatic connections for plasma gas, auxiliary gas, and nebulizer gas. Manufacturing Year: 2010
Voltage
208-240 V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Power Consumption
3.5 kVA
Fuse Rating
20 A
Software Version
N/A
Configuration
Dual-view plasma system (axial and radial viewing). Pneumatic connections for plasma gas, auxiliary gas, and nebulizer gas.
Manufacturing Year
2010
Accessories
Sample introduction system, Nebulizer, Spray chamber, Torch assembly, Exhaust system
Dimensions
56 in (length) x 24 in (width) x 30 in (height)
Weight
Approx. 450 lbs

Product description

High-performance dual-view ICP-OES with axial/radial plasma, ideal for elemental analysis in biotech and environmental labs.

The PerkinElmer Optima 7300DV is a precision ICP-OES spectrometer engineered for accurate elemental analysis across biotechnology, environmental, pharmaceutical, and industrial research domains. Featuring a dual-view plasma system—allowing both axial and radial viewing modes—it enhances analytical flexibility and detection sensitivity essential in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Model: 7300DV
  • Manufacturing Year: 2010
  • Voltage: 208–240 V, Frequency: 50/60 Hz, Power Consumption: 3.5 kVA, Fuse Rating: 20 A
  • Pneumatic connectivity for plasma, auxiliary, and nebulizer gases ensures stable plasma generation and sample introduction
  • Comprehensive configuration with nebulizer, spray chamber, torch assembly, and exhaust system for optimized sample handling

Its broad capability supports elemental quantification critical in synthetic biology, biomanufacturing quality control, and clinical diagnostics. The instrument’s robust design and extensive accessory integration make it a reliable choice for laboratories demanding precision in fluorescence analysis and live-cell elemental profiling.

With dimensions of 56" L × 24" W × 30" H and a weight of approximately 450 lbs, the Optima 7300DV balances laboratory space efficiency with high throughput analysis. This ICP-OES spectrometer is widely used in biotechnology research for gene editing quality assays and essential molecular cloning workflows involving trace elemental detection.

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Last updated 19 October 2026