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BMG 0425A 485-P Filter Plate Reader for OMEGAStar, FLUOStar, and POLARStar Systems

€270.6excl. VAT

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Item no.
3357
Wavelength Selection
Filter-Based
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Brands
BMG Labtech
New/Used
Used
Item no.
3357
Wavelength Selection
Filter-Based

Product description

Tested BMG filter plate reader for absorbance, fluorescence, and polarization assay workflows.

The BMG 0425A 485-P Filter Plate Reader is a laboratory microplate reader component designed for use with BMG OMEGAStar, FLUOStar, and POLARStar systems. Its filter-based optical configuration supports plate-based assay workflows in research and analytical laboratories.

The unit has been tested and confirmed fully functional, and is ready for use. It is suitable for applications such as absorbance, fluorescence, and fluorescence-polarization assays when configured as part of a compatible BMG plate-reader system.

  • Brand: BMG
  • Model: 0425A 485-P
  • Equipment type: Filter plate reader and microplate reader component
  • Optical configuration: Filter-based wavelength selection
  • Compatibility: OMEGAStar, FLUOStar, and POLARStar systems
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This BMG filter plate reader is suitable for biotechnology, molecular biology, cell-based assay, drug discovery, and clinical research workflows requiring microplate-based optical measurements.

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Last updated 19 October 2026