JENWAY 720001, Model 7200, diode array, scanning, visible range (335-800nm)

• Scanning diode array technology • Colour touchscreen navigation • Small footprint and lightweight • Fast scan speed • English, French and German language options • Multiple USB ports for data storage and printer connectivity • Extensive range of accessories available • 2 year warranty (including xenon lamp) The 72 series spectrophotometers are the first scanning spectrophotometers in the Jenway range to leverage diode array technology to produce exceptionally fast results. The range includes two models: model 7200 covers a wavelength range of 335 to 800nm with a spectral bandwidth of 7nm and model 7205 covers a wavelength range of 198 to 800nm with a spectral bandwidth of 5nm. Both spectrophotometers are ideal for a variety of applications in education and routine testing in clinical, veterinary, pharmaceutical and QC laboratories. The 72 series spectrophotometers offer measurement modes for single wavelength with basic absorbance and % transmittance; concentration calculated using a standard or a factor; optical density; quantitation with the ability to create a calibration curve using up to 6 standards and 3 replicates; full spectrum scanning and kinetics where up to 3 wavelengths can be measured simultaneously. The colour touchscreen user interface provides fast and easy set up and navigation of the instrument. The 4" display allows full spectrum scans, quantitation curves and kinetics runs to be viewed easily. The touchscreen capability enables users to zoom in and out and select spectral analysis points all by simply tapping the screen. The large sample chamber will easily accommodate the optional long path length cuvette holder and the heated 10x10mm cuvette holder which is ideal for thermostated measurements at 37°C. The sample chamber lid can also be left open during measurements which is ideal for samples in tall test tubes. There are two USB ports for data storage and printer connectivity. The easy access USB port on the front of the instrument can be used to easily store results and quantitation curves.

• Scanning diode array technology • Colour touchscreen navigation • Small footprint and lightweight • Fast scan speed • English, French and German language options • Multiple USB ports for data storage and printer connectivity • Extensive range of accessories available • 2 year warranty (including xenon lamp) The 72 series spectrophotometers are the first scanning spectrophotometers in the Jenway range to leverage diode array technology to produce exceptionally fast results. The range includes two models: model 7200 covers a wavelength range of 335 to 800nm with a spectral bandwidth of 7nm and model 7205 covers a wavelength range of 198 to 800nm with a spectral bandwidth of 5nm. Both spectrophotometers are ideal for a variety of applications in education and routine testing in clinical, veterinary, pharmaceutical and QC laboratories. The 72 series spectrophotometers offer measurement modes for single wavelength with basic absorbance and % transmittance; concentration calculated using a standard or a factor; optical density; quantitation with the ability to create a calibration curve using up to 6 standards and 3 replicates; full spectrum scanning and kinetics where up to 3 wavelengths can be measured simultaneously. The colour touchscreen user interface provides fast and easy set up and navigation of the instrument. The 4" display allows full spectrum scans, quantitation curves and kinetics runs to be viewed easily. The touchscreen capability enables users to zoom in and out and select spectral analysis points all by simply tapping the screen. The large sample chamber will easily accommodate the optional long path length cuvette holder and the heated 10x10mm cuvette holder which is ideal for thermostated measurements at 37°C. The sample chamber lid can also be left open during measurements which is ideal for samples in tall test tubes. There are two USB ports for data storage and printer connectivity. The easy access USB port on the front of the instrument can be used to easily store results and quantitation curves.