Used PERKIN ELMER 3300 #293672553 for sale

PERKIN ELMER 3300 spectrophotometer is an optical instrument designed to measure the light intensity of samples at different wavelengths across the visible spectrum. It is a double beam instrument, which means that it has two separate light paths, allowing for simultaneous measurements of both the sample and reference. This reduces the amount of time needed to acquire a complete absorbance spectrum. It also uses a Xenon lamp, which provides a reliable light source covering the entire range of visible and near infrared light (190-1100 nm). 3300 includes a computer to control the instrument, display information, and store data. It can be operated in either standalone or PC-controlled mode, and it has a variety of interfaces (USB, RS232, GPIB) for uploading and downloading data. It also features a second port for connecting an external keyboard and mouse, allowing for easier data entry and manipulation. PERKIN ELMER 3300 provides reliable absorbance data which can be used to identify unknown samples, determine the presence of specific materials, measure the concentrations of materials, and monitor changes in samples over time. It includes a wide range of software packages, allowing for automated data acquisition, data analysis, and curve-fitting. It can also be configured to detect low levels of chemiluminescence, allowing users to conduct advanced biochemical assays. 3300 is easy to use and provides reliable results. Its components are well-built and designed to withstand rigorous daily use. Additionally, the software is user-friendly and allows for a variety of customization options. It requires minimal routine maintenance and is designed to last a long time. Overall, PERKIN ELMER 3300 is a reliable, high-performance spectrophotometer. It is designed to provide accurate and repeatable absorbance measurements, allowing users to accurately identify and measure material concentrations in samples. It is a simple and reliable instrument, making it a popular choice for research laboratories around the world.