604-50 OD6

$455.00

ULTRA Series bandpass filter with a 604 nm (± 2.0 nm) center wavelength (CWL), a 50 nm full-width at half-maximum (FWHM), and wide-range OD6 out-of-band blocking from 300 nm to 900 nm. This bandpass filter has exceptionally steep edges and greater than 95% average transmission from 582 nm to 626 nm. It is coated on a 2 mm thick fused silica substrate and mounted in a standard 25 mm (+0/-0.1 mm) diameter, 3.5 mm (± 0.1 mm) thick anodized aluminum ring. Alluxa ULTRA Series fluorescence filters are designed to optimize fluorescence instrument performance, resulting in bright, high contrast images of target molecules. ULTRA Series filters provide better overall performance than our standard fluorescence filters by using a combination of tight wavelength control, ultra-steep edges, deeper blocking, and the industry’s highest transmission levels. All Alluxa optical filters are highly durable and hard-coated using our innovative SIRRUS™ plasma deposition process. Contact us for custom sizing.

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描述

Center Wavelength  604 nm ± 2.0 nm
FWHM  50 nm Nominal
† Transmission Band(s)  582 to 626 nm > 95% T Average
Transmitted Wavefront Error < 0.25 Wave RMS @ 632.8nm
Blocking Level  OD6
* Blocking Range(s)  OD6: 300 to 569 nm, 640 to 900 nm
Parallelism < 3.0 Arcseconds
Dimensions 25.0 mm Diameter
Substrate Type  Fused Silica
Filter Thickness 2.0 mm
Assembly Type Anodized Aluminum Ring
Assembly Thickness 3.5 mm
Custom Sizing Available yes
Main Fluorophore(s) TagRFP
Alternate Fluorophore(s) 5-TAMRA (pH7), Alexa Fluor® 568, Alexa Fluor® 610 R-PE, Amplex UltraRed, ATTO 565, ATTO RHO11, ATTO RHO3B, BO-PRO-3, BOBO-3, CF™568, CF™570, DsRed, DsRed Express T1, DsRed Tandem Dimer2, dTomato, FluoSpheres® Red, FusionRed, KFP-Red, Lissamine™ Rhodamine, LOLO-1, Magnesium Orange, mApple, Merocyanine 540, MitoTracker® Orange, mStrawberry, mTangerine, PA-TagRFP, pHrodo® succinimidyl ester, Pro-Q® Diamond, Rhod-2, Rhodamine (phalloidin), Rhodamine Red™-X, Spectrum Orange, tdTomato, TRITC, TurboRFP

*Auxiliary blocking typical based on the displayed spectrum.