SCILOGEX SCI-2102UV Single-Beam UV-Vis Spectrophotometer with Deuterium and Halogen Lamps, 190-1100 nm, 2 nm Bandwidth

The SCILOGEX SCI-2102UV is a versatile single-beam UV-Vis spectrophotometer designed for precise photometric, quantitative, kinetic, spectrum scanning, and biomolecular analyses such as DNA and protein quantification. It covers a wide spectral range from 190 to 1100 nm with a 2 nm bandwidth, incorporating a deuterium lamp for UV light and a halogen lamp for visible light, ideal for applications in molecular diagnostics, biotechnology, and bioprocessing workflows.

Key features include a 10.1-inch high-resolution TFT colored capacitive touch screen (1024×600) displaying a user-friendly Windows-style graphic interface. The instrument supports advanced measurement modes like multi-wavelength testing and kinetic analysis, which are critical in synthetic biology research and biopharmaceutical production pipelines.

Built with in-house 1024 MB memory for data and working curve storage, it enables extensive data logging compliant with GLP/GMP standards, supporting user management, audit trails, and traceability—essential for clinical diagnostics and regulatory workflows. Data can be exported seamlessly via USB for further analysis with software such as Excel.

The device features a socket-type lamp design for effortless switching and replacement between deuterium and tungsten lamps without the need for optical realignment. Optional accessories like automatic cell holders, thermostatic automatic samplers, adjustable micro cell holders, reflection accessories, and integrating spheres extend the range of sample types, enhancing its utility in biotechnology, bioengineering, and analytical chemistry laboratories.

This spectrophotometer is widely adopted in synthetic biology research environments and molecular biology workflows, providing reliable absorption measurements for gene editing experiments and essential biomolecular assays. Its comprehensive functionality and robust design meet the demanding needs of researchers and laboratory professionals focusing on live-cell imaging analysis, fluorescence quantification, and molecular cloning workflows.