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AHF F37-446 Semrock BrightLine HC 445/45 Bandpass Optical Filter FF01-445/45/25, 25 mm

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Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
422.5 to 467.5 nm
Optic Diameter
25 mm
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Used
Product Type
Filters
Wavelength Range
422.5 to 467.5 nm
Optic Diameter
25 mm

Product description

25 mm Semrock BrightLine HC bandpass filter centered at 445 nm with a 45 nm bandwidth.

The AHF F37-446 / Semrock FF01-445/45/25 BrightLine HC bandpass optical filter is designed for fluorescence microscopy, optical imaging, and excitation or emission wavelength selection. The filter has a 25 mm diameter and a nominal center wavelength of 445 nm with a 45 nm bandwidth, corresponding to an approximate transmission range of 422.5–467.5 nm.

  • Filter type: BrightLine HC bandpass optical filter
  • Center wavelength: 445 nm
  • Bandwidth: 45 nm
  • Approximate wavelength range: 422.5–467.5 nm
  • Optic diameter: 25 mm
  • Part/model references: F37-446 and FF01-445/45/25

This fluorescence filter is suitable for microscopy illumination paths, fluorescence analysis, biomedical imaging, biotechnology research, and optical instrumentation used in molecular biology and cell imaging workflows. The listing identifies the unit as new, tested, fully functional, and ready for use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026