Introducing the QGF32B 32 μL Sub Micro Flow Cell with Round Aperture, designed to meet your precise analytical needs. This cutting-edge cuvette offers exceptional performance and versatility, allowing you to achieve accurate measurements in various applications. Let’s delve into its remarkable features and customization options:
QGF32B 32 μL Sub Micro Flow Cell with Round Aperture
Key Specifications:
- Volume: 32 μL
- Pathlength: 10 mm
- Sizes: H x W x D: 35 x 12.5 x 12.5 mm
- Wavelength Range: 200 – 2,500 nm
- Material: Quartz
- Fabrication Type: Bonded / Glued
- Number of Windows: 2
Now, let’s explore the benefits and features of the QGF32B 32 μL Sub Micro Flow Cell:
- Precision Design: The QGF32B is meticulously crafted to provide exceptional precision in your analytical measurements, ensuring accurate results every time.
- Sub Micro Volume: With a volume of 32 μL, this flow cell is ideal for applications requiring small sample sizes, minimizing waste and conserving valuable samples.
- High-Quality Material: Made from high-grade quartz, this flow cell offers superior optical clarity and excellent chemical resistance, ensuring reliable performance and longevity.
- Customizable Specifications: We understand that every research or analysis project may have unique requirements. With the QGF32B, you have the flexibility to customize various specifications such as volume, pathlength, and number of windows, tailoring the flow cell to your specific needs.
- Easy Integration: The compact design of the QGF32B allows for easy integration into your existing experimental setup or flow system, streamlining your workflow and saving valuable laboratory space.
Why Choose Micro Cuvettes?
Micro cuvettes, such as the QGF32B 32 μL Sub Micro Flow Cell with Round Aperture, offer numerous advantages and are preferred by researchers and scientists for various applications. Here are some compelling reasons why you should consider using micro cuvettes:
- Sample Conservation: Micro cuvettes require smaller sample volumes compared to standard cuvettes. This is especially beneficial when working with limited or precious samples, as it minimizes sample consumption and waste, allowing you to conserve valuable resources.
- Reduced Reagent Usage: With their smaller volume requirements, micro cuvettes enable significant savings in reagents and chemicals. This is particularly advantageous for high-throughput assays and experiments where multiple samples need to be tested, as it reduces the cost per analysis.
- Improved Sensitivity: Micro cuvettes offer enhanced sensitivity due to their reduced optical pathlength. This allows for better detection and quantification of analytes, even at lower concentrations, providing more accurate and reliable results.
- Faster Analysis: The smaller dimensions of micro cuvettes facilitate faster analysis times. The reduced sample volume and pathlength result in shorter optical path distances, enabling quicker measurements and increased experimental efficiency.
- Compatible with Microvolume Spectrophotometers: Micro cuvettes are specifically designed for use with microvolume spectrophotometers, which are optimized for handling small sample volumes. These spectrophotometers provide high-resolution measurements, ensuring precise and reproducible data.
- Versatility and Customization: Micro cuvettes are available in a range of specifications and options, allowing for customization to suit specific experimental requirements. Parameters such as pathlength, volume, and number of windows can be tailored to meet the needs of different assays and research applications.
- Compatibility with Automation: Micro cuvettes are often compatible with automated systems, facilitating seamless integration into laboratory workflows. This compatibility enables efficient and high-throughput analysis, making them ideal for applications that require repetitive or large-scale sample testing.
In summary, micro cuvettes offer significant advantages in terms of sample conservation, reagent savings, sensitivity, analysis speed, compatibility with microvolume spectrophotometers, customization options, and compatibility with automation. By choosing micro cuvettes like the QGF32B, you can enhance the efficiency and accuracy of your experiments, ultimately advancing your research and achieving more precise scientific outcomes.
Conclusion: The QGF32B 32 μL Sub Micro Flow Cell with Round Aperture is a remarkable tool for precise and reliable measurements in various applications. Its customizable options and exceptional features make it an invaluable asset for researchers, scientists, and professionals in the analytical field. Experience the unparalleled performance of the QGF32B and unlock new possibilities in your scientific endeavors.
Note: We provide comprehensive customization options to meet your specific requirements. Contact our knowledgeable team to discuss your customization needs and create a flow cell tailored to your application.
What’s the use of flow cells?
Flow cells have a wide range of applications in scientific and laboratory settings due to their unique design and functionality. Here are some key uses of flow cells:
- Spectrophotometry: Flow cells are commonly employed in spectrophotometry, where they enable the measurement of absorbance or transmittance of light through a sample. By passing the sample through the flow cell, researchers can obtain valuable information about the composition, concentration, and properties of the sample.
- Chemical Analysis: Flow cells are instrumental in various chemical analysis techniques, such as liquid chromatography and flow injection analysis. These techniques involve the continuous flow of a sample through the flow cell, allowing for real-time monitoring and detection of analytes.
- Biological Research: Flow cells find extensive use in biological research, particularly in applications such as cell counting, cell culture monitoring, and enzyme kinetics. The controlled flow of biological samples through the flow cell enables researchers to study cellular processes, perform viability assessments, and analyze enzymatic reactions.
- Flow Cytometry: Flow cells are integral components of flow cytometers, powerful instruments used for cell analysis and sorting. In flow cytometry, cells suspended in a fluid are passed through the flow cell one at a time, allowing for the characterization and sorting of cells based on their physical and biochemical properties.
- Microfluidics: Flow cells play a crucial role in microfluidic systems, which manipulate small volumes of fluids for various applications. Microfluidic flow cells enable precise control of fluid flow, mixing, and reactions, making them valuable tools in fields such as drug discovery, genomics, and diagnostics.
- Environmental Monitoring: Flow cells are utilized in environmental monitoring systems to analyze water quality, detect pollutants, and assess the health of ecosystems. By continuously flowing water samples through flow cells, researchers can monitor parameters such as dissolved oxygen, nutrient levels, and pollutant concentrations.
The use of flow cells offers several advantages, including:
- Real-time Monitoring: Flow cells facilitate continuous and real-time monitoring of samples, enabling researchers to capture dynamic changes and obtain immediate results.
- Sample Conservation: Flow cells require only small sample volumes, making them suitable for applications where sample conservation is crucial, such as precious or limited sample scenarios.
- Repeatability and Precision: Flow cells provide consistent and repeatable measurements, ensuring reliable and accurate data acquisition.
- Flexibility and Customization: Flow cells come in various sizes, pathlengths, and designs, allowing for customization to suit specific experimental requirements.
In summary, flow cells are versatile tools that enable the controlled flow of samples, facilitating a wide range of scientific analyses, measurements, and experiments. Their applications span across disciplines such as chemistry, biology, biotechnology, environmental science, and more, making them indispensable in research and laboratory settings.
0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ||
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*Molded | *Fused | *Bonded / Glued | |||
UV vis ( 190- 2500 nm) | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
Transmission Matched | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
Transmission > 80% | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
Resistant to Acids and Bases (except hydrofluoric acid) | Yes | Yes | No | ||
Resistant to Organic Solvents | Yes | Yes | No | ||
Usable upto 600°C (1112°F) | Yes | Yes | No | ||
Usable upto 1200°C (2192°F) | Yes | No | No | ||
0 Variations Reading | On Request | No | No | ||
Fabrication | Molded | Assembled with Quartz Powder | Assembled with Glue | ||
Adhesives | No | No | Yes | ||
Storage | Short Term Storage | Clean After Use | Clean After Use | ||
Available Material | ES Quartz Material | ||||
Note | Molded and fused cuvettes and cells are assembled by direct fusion without the use of adhesives throughout the production process. This guarantees resistance against corrosive chemicals and high temperature. Each quartz cuvette and cell has excellent transmission from 190nm to 2500nm. |
To the best of our knowledge, the information provided here is accurate. However, Aireka Scientific assumes no liability for the accuracy of this page. The values provided are typical at the time of manufacture and may vary over time and from batch to batch. All products are for laboratory and research and development use only, and may not be used for any other purpose including health care, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, or commercial applications.
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