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Semrock BrightLine Fluorescence Bandpass Filter FF01-536/40-25, 536 nm, 25 mm

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Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
516 to 556 nm
Optic Diameter
25 mm
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Specifications 5

Brands
Semrock
New/Used
Used
Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
516 to 556 nm
Optic Diameter
25 mm

Product description

536 nm fluorescence bandpass filter with 40 nm bandwidth, >93% transmission, and 25 mm diameter.

The Semrock BrightLine FF01-536/40-25 is a hard-coated fluorescence bandpass filter designed for precise wavelength selection in fluorescence microscopy, optical imaging, and analytical optical systems. It provides high transmission around a 536 nm center wavelength while suppressing unwanted spectral components.

Technical Specifications

  • Filter type: Fluorescence bandpass filter
  • Center wavelength (CWL): 536 nm
  • Bandwidth: 40 nm
  • Transmission range: 516–556 nm
  • Transmission: >93% within the specified transmission range
  • Blocking: OD >5 outside the transmission range
  • Optic diameter: 25 mm
  • Clear aperture: ≥22 mm
  • Dimensions: Approximately 25 mm diameter × 3.5 mm thick
  • Angle of incidence: 0 ±5°
  • Optical construction: Hard-coated thin-film coating
  • Weight: Approximately 10 g

The precisely manufactured filter edges support minimal spectral shift and stable optical performance. This 536 nm optical filter is suitable for fluorescence detection, microscope filter assemblies, imaging systems, and optical analysis workflows used in biomedical research, cell imaging, and molecular diagnostics.

Condition

  • New and unused
  • Inspected and in excellent condition
  • Ready for immediate use

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Last updated 4 November 2026