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Thermo Scientific Appliskan 530 nm Fluorescence Excitation Bandpass Filter for Hidex Chameleon

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Product Type
Filters
Optic Diameter
25 mm
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
New/Used
Used
Product Type
Filters
Optic Diameter
25 mm

Product description

530 nm bandpass excitation filter for Thermo Scientific Appliskan and Hidex Chameleon microplate readers.

The Thermo Scientific Appliskan 530 nm fluorescence excitation filter is an optical bandpass filter designed for targeted excitation at 530 nm. It is compatible with Thermo Scientific Appliskan and Hidex Chameleon microplate readers and is intended for fluorescence assays requiring precise wavelength selection.

  • Excitation wavelength: 530 nm
  • Filter type: Bandpass excitation filter
  • Compatibility: Thermo Scientific Appliskan and Hidex Chameleon microplate readers
  • Mounting: Designed for an 8-position filter wheel
  • Filter housing diameter: Approximately 25 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 15–30 g per filter
  • Condition: Very good used condition, with no visible damage to the optical glass or housing

This fluorescence excitation filter is suitable for laboratory microplate reader workflows, fluorescence analysis, biotechnology assays, and research applications requiring controlled optical excitation.

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Last updated 23 October 2026