Fujifilm FLA5100 High Resolution Image Analyser

• Quantification of chemiluminescent and fluorescent Western blots.
• Analysis of DNA/RNA gels stained with fluorescent dyes.
• Detection and quantification of protein arrays and microarrays.
• Autoradiography for radioactive sample analysis.
• General imaging and analysis in life science research laboratories.

Typical resolution

For this class of equipment, resolutions commonly range from 10 to 100 microns.

Detection methods

Units of this type typically support chemiluminescence, fluorescence, and phosphorescence.

Image file formats

Commonly exports images in TIFF, JPEG, and proprietary formats.

Power supply

Typically requires a standard laboratory power supply, often 220-240V, 50Hz for UK operation.

Footprint

For this class of analyser, the footprint can vary, but typically requires a dedicated bench space of around 60-80 cm width and depth.

Software

Units are usually supplied with proprietary image acquisition and analysis software.

• What types of samples can be analysed with the FLA5100?

  The Fujifilm FLA5100 is designed for analysing a wide range of biological samples, including gels, blots, and arrays, utilising various detection methods.

• Is specialist training required to operate this equipment?

• What maintenance is typically involved for an image analyser of this type?

• Can this unit be integrated into existing lab networks?

• What are the typical consumables required for operation?

Used microscopes are widely regarded as reliable investments when sourced from reputable suppliers. Buyers typically prioritize optical quality, mechanical condition and calibration history. Key considerations include lens cleanliness, stage functionality and electronic components if applicable. Industrial and laboratory users consistently value equipment with documented maintenance records and original accessories. Established brands tend to retain functionality well across decades. Buyers should verify light source operability and request detailed condition reports before purchase to ensure equipment meets specific magnification and resolution requirements.

General overview for this equipment type