Overview

A UV light transilluminator is used in laboratories to visualize fluorescent substances. It shines ultraviolet light through a sample, which excites fluorescent dyes or markers, causing them to emit visible light. This process helps scientists see and analyze components like DNA, RNA, or proteins after they have been separated by gel electrophoresis. The device usually features a filter system to enhance the clarity of the fluorescent signals, making it easier to detect and study specific molecules.

Feature:

• Exciting the sample with strong ultraviolet light, no dark room is needed, the sample is clearly visible, and the operation is simple and convenient.
• Damping type 180 flat open super UV protective cover, completely isolates the harm of ultraviolet rays to the human body.
• Pressure-type waterproof design to prevent the buffer liquid from corroding and causing leakage and short circuit.

Specifications