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FACSCalibur Flow Cytometer by Becton Dickinson is a used quantitative detection systems listing available for GBP 1200. Browse specifications, request seller details, and find similar equipment on Machinery Masters.
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Becton Dickinson - FACSCalibur Flow Cytometer
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Price: £ 1,200
This listing is for the Becton Dickinson FACSCalibur Flow Cytometer.
It is being sold as the unit on its own without cables or software, it needs its laser replaced, otherwise it is in full working condition.
The Becton Dickinson FACSCalibur Flow Cytometer offers a
unique approach to flow cytometry, allowing users to perform both cell analysis
and cell sorting in a single system, providing flexibility for a variety of
research and clinical applications. The BD FACSCalibur is a fully integrated
multiparameter system that has the performance and sensitivity to ensure
objective and reproducible results through the use of dual-laser technology,
interbeam compensation, and an alignment-free optical design. Efficient
collection optics, coupled to the flow cell with an optical gel, permit the use
of a low-powered, air-cooled argon laser and a red diode laser to ensure the
high sensitivity required for analysis of low-density antigens.
Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom5,791 km away
Model Number
FACSCalibur
Stock Number
49353664.1594
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Applications & Use Cases
- Cell analysis and sorting in research laboratories.
- Immunophenotyping for clinical diagnostics.
- Apoptosis and cell cycle studies in biotechnology.
- Microbiology and virology research.
- Drug discovery and development.
Typical Specifications
- Typical capacity
- Capable of analysing thousands of cells per second, depending on application and settings.
- Power supply
- Commonly requires a standard laboratory electrical supply, typically 220-240V for UK operation.
- Laser configuration
- Units of this type typically feature dual-laser technology, often an air-cooled argon laser and a red diode laser.
- Detection channels
- Typically equipped with multiple fluorescence detection channels and forward/side scatter detectors.
- Sample input
- Designed for liquid samples, commonly in tubes or microplates, with automated sample handling options available for some configurations.
- Footprint
- For this class of equipment, the main unit typically requires a dedicated benchtop space, with additional room for a computer and peripherals.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Flow cytometry is a laser-based technology used to analyse the physical and chemical characteristics of particles or cells as they pass through a laser beam. It is widely used in research and clinical settings for cell counting, sorting, biomarker detection, and protein engineering.
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