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BioSpace Lab BetaImager tRacer Imager 2000 for Beta and Gamma Autoradiography

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The Beta Imager 2000 incorporates advanced radiation imaging technology for detecting beta and gamma emitters with high sensitivity. The unit model is Beta Imager 2000, serial number 3394. It operates at 110 VAC power input. The system is manufactured by BioSpace Lab. No software version or manufacturing year is indicated. The unit includes an integrated power switch and standard electrical connections.
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Model: Beta Imager 2000 Serial Number: 3394 Voltage: 110 VAC
Voltage
110 VAC
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The Beta Imager 2000 incorporates advanced radiation imaging technology for detecting beta and gamma emitters with high sensitivity. The unit model is Beta Imager 2000, serial number 3394. It operates at 110 VAC power input. The system is manufactured by BioSpace Lab. No software version or manufacturing year is indicated. The unit includes an integrated power switch and standard electrical connections.
Technical Data
Model: Beta Imager 2000 Serial Number: 3394 Voltage: 110 VAC
Voltage
110 VAC
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Product description

High-sensitivity Beta and Gamma imager for quantitative autoradiography in molecular biology and radiolabeling.

The BioSpace Lab BetaImager tRacer Imager 2000 is a high-precision beta and gamma imaging system designed for advanced autoradiography and radiolabel detection in molecular biology, biotechnology, and synthetic biology research. It delivers high-sensitivity quantitative imaging critical for isotope detection, allowing accurate visualization and measurement of radiolabeled samples essential in gene editing, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing workflows.

  • Advanced detection technology supports clear, reproducible autoradiographic data.
  • Suitable for diverse radiotracer studies used in biopharmaceutical production pipelines and biomedical engineering.
  • Compact design facilitates seamless integration into laboratory environments without compromising imaging performance.
  • Robust, durable construction ensures consistent results required for long-term research projects in molecular cloning and synthetic biology.
  • Enables precise beta and gamma imaging critical to clinical diagnostics and neuroimaging applications requiring sensitive isotope quantification.

This imager is widely adopted in synthetic biology and molecular biology laboratories where high sensitivity and reproducibility are essential for biomanufacturing and radiolabel analysis. Its reliable performance and ease of use make it a preferred solution among researchers focusing on fluorescence analysis, live-cell imaging, and molecular level isotope tracking.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 5 November 2026