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PerkinElmer EnSpire 2300 Multimode Microplate Reader with Absorbance, Fluorescence, and AlphaScreen Detection

€5,890.5excl. VAT

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Detection Modes
Absorbance, Fluorescence Intensity, AlphaScreen
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Specifications 3

Brands
PerkinElmer
New/Used
Used
Detection Modes
Absorbance, Fluorescence Intensity, AlphaScreen

Product description

EnSpire 2300 multimode microplate reader for absorbance, fluorescence, and AlphaScreen assays.

The PerkinElmer EnSpire 2300 is a multimode microplate reader designed for absorbance, fluorescence intensity, and AlphaScreen assay detection. The listed configuration is identified as supporting ABS, FLUO, and AlphaLISA/AlphaScreen measurement modes.

  • Suitable for microplate-based biochemical assays, fluorescence analysis, and luminescence-related research workflows
  • Relevant to biotechnology applications including molecular biology, drug discovery, biopharmaceutical research, and synthetic biology
  • The listing states that the instrument has been tested, is fully functional, and is ready for use
  • Plate formats, wavelength-selection system, reagent injectors, incubation, shaking functions, and software inclusion are not specified in the listing

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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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Last updated 19 October 2026