ImageQuant™ 800 CCD imager from Cytiva

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Introducing Cytiva’s CCD imager: the ImageQuant™ 800 built for reliable, high quality capture of gels and blots.

The ImageQuant 800 delivers outstanding sensitivity and resolution while remaining flexible and easy to use. Supports chemiluminescence, fluorescence (including RGB and NIR), and colorimetric imaging, making it a trusted partner for a wide range of gel and blot applications. The optional GxP module, designed specifically for regulated environments, helps meet the requirements of FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EU GMP Annex 11, ensuring data traceability, accountability, and integrity.

Key features:
  • Enhanced sensitivity: Automatically detect both faint and intense bands without sacrificing quality using the SNOW (Signal-to-Noise Optimization Watch) automated mode.
  • Confidence in image submission: The free Image Integrity Checker software verifies the authenticity of raw image data, streamlining publication and documentation workflows.
  • Refined resolution: A Fujifilm™ large aperture lens with enhanced light transmission combined with a high resolution CCD detector delivers exceptional image quality and sensitivity.
  • Designed for versatility: Ideal for multi user labs, the system accommodates a broad range of samples and applications. Image across the full spectrum, including IR long and IR short wavelengths (650 nm to 850 nm).
  • Ease of use: Features such as automatic color marker overlay simplify and speed up your workflow.
  • Modern design: A built in touchscreen and compact external computer provide a small footprint without sacrificing flexibility.
  • Optimized for multi user environments: ImageQuant CONNECT software allows you to remotely monitor system status and reserve imagers across your facility.
With ImageQuant™ 800 CCD imagers, you can work confidently - whether in standard or regulated environments.

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