Nano Spectrophotometer NS-C12
The Nano Spectrophotometer, equipped with a full spectrum, offers a broad wavelength range from 190 to 850 nm. It efficiently conducts measurements with a sample size requirement of only 0.3 – 2 µl, completing within 5 seconds. Utilizing a Xenon flash lamp as its light source ensures high stability and a prolonged operating life. Additionally, it features a built-in computer, screen, and four USB interfaces for convenient connectivity. The nano spectrophotometer can be effortlessly connected to a mouse, printer, and other wireless card devices, allowing for versatile operations.
Cuvette | Yes |
Temperature | Room Temperature 42 ºC |
PC | Inbuilt |
Wavelength range | 190 – 850 nm |
Path length | 1 mm, 0.2 mm ,0.04 mm |
Wavelength accuracy | ± 1 nm |
Wavelength Resolution | 2 nm (FWHM at Hg 546 nm) |
Path length of cuvette | 1 mm/2 mm/5 mm/10 mm |
Minimum Sample size | 0.3 – 2.0 µl |
Absorbance range | 0 to 500 Abs |
Precision of wavelength | ± 1 nm |
Absorbance precision | 0.002 ~ 400 Abs (10 mm) |
Absorbance accuracy | 1 % (0.76 absorbance at 350 nm) |
Light source | Xenon flash lamp |
Measurement time | < 5 s |
Sample Pedestal Material | Stainless steel and quartz fiber |
Detector Type | 2048-element linear silicon CCD |
Screen | Color LCD Touchscreen display |
Software Compatibility | Win7 (64-bit operating system)/Win 8 |
Detects nucleic acid up to | 0.4 ~ 19000 ng/µL (dsDNA) |
Detects protein up to | 0.01 ~ 400 mg/mL (BSA) |
Dimension | 350 x 240 x 220 mm |
Weight | 5.2 kg |
- Direct measurement of micro-volume samples ranging from 0.5 µl to 2.0 µl directly onto the pedestal
- Wavelength range of 200 – 800 nm with the capability to scan within 5 seconds
- User-friendly software for enhanced usability
- Long-life Xenon flash lamp with up to 10 flashes over 10 years
- Accommodation of highly concentrated samples
- Direct concentration display
- No need for cells or cuvettes for operation
Nano spectrophotometers play a crucial role in detecting micro-volume quantities of DNA/RNA, chemicals, liquids, and their components in various settings including laboratories, food industries, chemistry, microbiology, and medical research and development.