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PerkinElmer 1420-5680 Fluorescence Excitation Bandpass Filter 531/25 nm for Victor

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Item no.
11084
Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
518.5 to 543.5 nm
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PerkinElmer
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Item no.
11084
Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
518.5 to 543.5 nm

Product description

PerkinElmer 1420-5680 fluorescence excitation bandpass filter with 531/25 nm specification for Victor systems.

The PerkinElmer 1420-5680 is a fluorescence excitation bandpass filter specified at 531/25 nm for use with PerkinElmer Victor systems. The filter selects an excitation wavelength band centered at 531 nm with a 25 nm bandwidth, corresponding to an approximate passband of 518.5–543.5 nm.

  • Brand: PerkinElmer
  • Part number: 1420-5680
  • Filter type: Fluorescence excitation filter
  • Wavelength specification: 531/25 nm
  • Approximate wavelength range: 518.5–543.5 nm
  • System compatibility: Victor fluorescence instrumentation

This optical filter is suitable for fluorescence analysis workflows in biotechnology, molecular biology, cell-based assays, and biomedical research. The listed unit has been tested, reported fully functional, and is ready for use.

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Last updated 6 November 2026