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Semrock BrightLine Fluorescence Bandpass Filter FF01-482/35-25, 482 nm, 25 mm

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Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
464.5 to 499.5 nm
Optic Diameter
25 mm
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Specifications 5

Brands
Semrock
New/Used
Used
Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
464.5 to 499.5 nm
Optic Diameter
25 mm

Product description

Semrock BrightLine 482 nm fluorescence bandpass filter with 35 nm bandwidth and 25 mm diameter.

The Semrock BrightLine FF01-482/35-25 is a 482 nm fluorescence bandpass filter for fluorescence microscopy, optical imaging, and spectral analysis. It provides a 35 nm full width at half maximum (FWHM) passband, corresponding to an approximate transmission range of 464.5–499.5 nm.

  • Central wavelength (CWL): 482 nm
  • Bandwidth (FWHM): 35 nm
  • Optic diameter: 25 mm
  • Thickness: Approximately 3.5 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 20 g
  • Optical technology: BrightLine coating technology for high transmission and blocking
  • Compatibility: Standard 25 mm microscope filter holders and optical mounts
  • Construction: Precision-manufactured coated substrate for durability
  • Applications: Fluorescence microscopy, fluorescence imaging, and spectral analysis

This optical filter is supplied new, unused, and in its original packaging, ready for integration into fluorescence imaging systems and laboratory optical setups.

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Last updated 4 November 2026