美國UVP公司C-75紫外線觀察箱95-0253-02大型紫外線觀察柜
Large UV Viewing Cabinets
The large UV Chromato-Vue viewing cabinets feature a removable bottom panel so the cabinet may be placed over large samples or a transilluminator. Cabinets include high intensity 15-watt UV. C-70G Cabinet pictured.
 
Applications
Non-Destructive Testing
Document Verification
Thin Layer Chromatography
 
美國UVP公司C-75大型紫外UV觀察柜95-0253-02 Main Features
Large UV Viewing Cabinets include C-70G, C-71 and C-75 models
A soft rubber viewport includes a contrast control filter.
Control switches are conveniently located for selecting either of the UV wavelengths or the interior overhead white light
Easy access to the cabinet interior is via the curtain which also blocks ambient light
The C-70G Chromato-Vue Cabinet includes two each of 15-watt shortwave and longwave UV tubes mounted on one side of the cabinet
Model C-71 is similar to the C-70G, but has four 15-watt, longwave UV tubes on one side of the unit
The 254nm and 365nm UV tubes in the C-75 are positioned on two sides of the cabinet providing uniform UV illumination for fluorescence studies
Cabinets are manufactured from lightweight plastic
 
美國UVP公司C-75大型紫外UV觀察柜95-0253-02 Specifications
C-70 Cabinet
UV Source: 254nm and 365nm
Watts: 15 Watts (two tubes each wavelength)
Overhead white light
Dimensions:
Interior: 21W x 13D x 8H in. (432 x 356 x 127mm)
Exterior: 23.4W x 15.8D x 13H in. (594 x 400 x 330mm)
Weight: 22 lb (10.3 kg)
 
C-71G Cabinet:
UV Source: 365nm
Watts: 15 Watts (four tubes)
Overhead white light
Dimensions:
Interior: 21W x 13D x 8H in. (432 x 356 x 127mm)
Exterior: 23.4W x 15.8D x 13H in. (594 x 400 x 330mm)
Weight: 22 lb (10.3 kg)
 
C-75 Cabinet:
UV Source: 254nm and 365nm
Watts: 15 Watts
Dimensions：
Interior: 17W x 14D x 6.6H in. (432 x 356 x 167mm)
Exterior: 19.75W x 16.5D x 15.75H in. (602 x 419 x 400mm)
Weight: 18 lb (8 kg)
 
95-0253-02 Ordering Information

 
Application Resources
Secondary metabolites from Eurotium species, Aspergillus calidoustus and A. insuetus common in Canadian homes with a review of their chemistry and biological activities Gregory J. SLACKa, Eva PUNIANIa, Jens C. FRISVADb, Robert A. SAMSONc, J. David MILLERa,* < Read the Article >