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BMG 0438A 790-P Filter Plate Reader for OMEGAStar, FLUOStar, and POLARStar Systems

€270.06excl. VAT

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Item no.
3365
Wavelength Selection
Filter-Based
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Brands
BMG Labtech
New/Used
Used
Item no.
3365
Wavelength Selection
Filter-Based

Product description

Tested BMG filter plate reader for microplate-based laboratory research and biotechnology workflows.

The BMG 0438A 790-P Filter Plate Reader is a laboratory microplate reader designed for filter-based wavelength selection in plate-based research workflows. The listing identifies compatibility with the OMEGAStar, FLUOStar, and POLARStar product lines.

  • Model: 0438A 790-P
  • Instrument type: Filter-based microplate reader
  • Wavelength selection: Filter-based
  • Condition: Tested and fully functional
  • Readiness: Ready for use

This BMG plate reader is suitable for laboratories performing microplate assays in biotechnology, molecular biology, cell-based research, and related analytical workflows. The listing does not specify detection modes, supported plate formats, reagent injection, incubation, shaking, or included software.

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Last updated 19 October 2026