Waters - 2475 Multi-Wavelength Fluorescence Detector

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The culmination of HPLC sensitivity and selectivity

The Waters 2475 Fluorescence (FLR) Detector offers unsurpassed sensitivity for quantifying low concentrations of target compounds, whether naturally fluorescent or derivatized with a fluorescent tag. The 2475 FLR Detector sets the standard for fluorescence method development with 3D and “on-the-fly” spectral scanning for determining the optimal emission and excitation wavelengths, and has the ability to monitor up to four independent wavelength pairs.
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Features of 2475 Multi-Wavelength Fluorescence Detector
The 2475 FLR Detector helps achieve high-sensitivity, low-dispersion methods with unsurpassed accuracy, maximum uptime, and complete confidence in the analysis.       
  • Multiple detection modes – 2D, 3D, and on-the-fly spectral scanning   
  • Low-dispersion system solution compatible with a wide range of column dimensions   
  • Normalized emission units for better bench-to-bench reproducibility        Features   
  • Multiple detection modes greatly reduces the time needed to develop fluorescence detection methods by quickly determining wavelength maxima   
  • Innovative, axially-illuminated flow cell designed for less dispersion, less stray light, less volume, and more pathlength for maximum sensitivity   
  • Three-dimensional spectral scanning for faster method development and optimization, and enhanced peak identification   
  • Single or multi-channel operation monitors fluorescence at one or more discrete wavelength pairs   
  • Low noise performance – less stray light due to orthogonal optics and the use of mirrors, not lenses, minimize scatter   
  • Integral erbium calibration reference – ensures wavelength accuracy
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