UV Transilluminator MBP-UV312 / MBP-UV365
High contrast UV illumination for DNA, RNA and agarose gel imaging
MBP-UV312 and MBP-UV365 are high-power UV transilluminators designed for gel documentation and fluorescence gel imaging workflows.
The high contrast filter helps suppress background glow during imaging and improves visibility of faint fluorescent bands.
312 nm / 365 nm
8W × 6 Lamps
DNA / RNA
Agarose Gel
High Contrast Filter
MBP-UV312 / MBP-UV365
Standard UV Transilluminator
High contrast UV transilluminator equipped with a filter designed to reduce background glow during gel imaging.
MBP-UV312-OR / MBP-UV365-OR
With Orange Filter Cover
Orange filter cover version for observation workflows where a protective viewing cover is preferred.
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- High-power UV illumination with 8W x 6 lamps.
- Available in 312 nm and 365 nm wavelength models.
- Designed for DNA, RNA and agarose gel observation and imaging.
- High contrast filter helps reduce background glow during imaging.
- Suitable for Bio-Pyramid and Pict LaBox gel documentation workflows.
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System Compatibility & Optional Equipment
Pict LaBox
Compact gel imaging and cutting solution for everyday laboratory use.
Details
Bio-Pyramid MBP-03
Digital camera gel documentation system for DNA, RNA and agarose gel imaging.
Details
Optional Items
Additional accessories for gel documentation, gel cutting and imaging setup.
Option Page
Specification
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MBP-UV312 |
MBP-UV365 |
| Filter Size |
200 × 200 mm |
| Filter Type |
High contrast UV filter |
| Peak Wavelength |
312 nm |
365 nm |
| # of UV Lamps |
6 |
| Lamp Power |
8W × 6 (built-in reflector) |
| Surface Material |
Stainless steel |
| Safety Measure |
UV shield cover |
| Power |
100V ±11V / 50–60Hz / 48W |
| Operating Environment |
5–40°C / up to 80% humidity |
| Dimensions / Weight |
W339 × L279 × H115 mm / 7.4 kg |
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FAQ - UV Transilluminator for Gel Imaging
- What is the difference between 312 nm and 365 nm?
The optimal wavelength depends on the fluorescence dye used. 312 nm is suitable for strong excitation of EtBr, while 365 nm is commonly used with safer dyes and workflows requiring reduced DNA damage.
- What does the high contrast filter do?
The high contrast filter helps reduce unwanted background glow during gel imaging, making fluorescent bands easier to observe and capture.
- Can this UV transilluminator be used with Bio-Pyramid systems?
Yes. MBP-UV312 and MBP-UV365 are suitable for compatible Bio-Pyramid and Pict LaBox gel documentation workflows.
- Is the orange cover version required?
Not always. The orange cover version is useful when a cover-style viewing setup is preferred. Standard and orange-cover versions are both available.
Summary
MBP-UV312 and MBP-UV365 are high contrast UV transilluminators designed for DNA, RNA and agarose gel imaging.
Available in 312 nm and 365 nm wavelengths, they provide strong fluorescence excitation with reduced background glow.
Need help choosing the right wavelength?
Please confirm the stain, gel type and downstream workflow. 312 nm and 365 nm are selected depending on fluorescence intensity, DNA damage considerations and laboratory protocol.