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BioTek Agilent Optical Filter Holder for Synergy Neo and Neo 2 Microplate Readers

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Product description

Optical filter holder for BioTek Synergy Neo and Neo 2 multimode microplate readers.

The BioTek Agilent optical filter holder is designed for use with Synergy Neo and Synergy Neo 2 multimode microplate readers. It securely accommodates optical filter inserts and maintains accurate positioning and stability within the reader’s optical system.

  • Supports excitation and emission filter modules
  • Snap-in/module-holder interface for the Synergy Neo filter slot
  • Designed for fluorescence-based microplate measurements
  • Dimensions: approximately 45 mm × 30 mm × 10 mm
  • Weight: approximately 50–70 g
  • Material: precision-manufactured metal/polymer housing; exact material may vary by unit
  • Application: holding and securing optical filters
  • Condition: very good used condition, with no visible wear or defects
  • Mechanism reported as fully functional and ready for operation with Synergy Neo or Neo 2 microplate readers

This replacement filter holder is suitable for laboratory workflows involving fluorescence analysis, biotechnology research, molecular biology assays, and multimode microplate reader applications.

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Last updated 7 November 2026