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Invitrogen E-gel Safe Imager Gel Transilluminator with Amber Filter Unit and Viewing Glasses

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Product description

Invitrogen E-gel Safe Imager gel transilluminator for stained gel viewing and real-time DNA migration monitoring with blue LED illumination.

The Invitrogen E-gel Safe Imager gel transilluminator is used to view stained gels and monitor DNA migration in E-gels in real time. It serves electrophoresis workflows that require blue light gel viewing.

The unit includes a power adapter, an amber filter unit and viewing glasses. Its LED light passes through a blue filter with a narrow emission peak centered at approximately 470 nm.

The used unit was tested in a laboratory and found to be in good condition.

The Invitrogen E-gel Safe Imager is a gel transilluminator for stained gel viewing and real-time DNA migration monitoring during electrophoresis.

  • LED illumination passes through a blue filter.
  • The blue filter produces a narrow emission peak centered at approximately 470 nm.
  • The unit is supplied with an amber filter unit and viewing glasses.
  • A power adapter is included.

This used Invitrogen E-gel Safe Imager was tested in a laboratory and found to be in good condition.

What these specifications mean

The approximately 470 nm narrow emission peak supports blue light viewing of stained gels while monitoring DNA migration in E-gels in real time.

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Last updated 4 November 2026