Hi, I intend to purchase a Fluorescence Spectrophotometer. I am thinking for two models: (i) Shimadzu Model RF-6000 Spectrofluorophotometer and (ii) Model: F-7100, Hitachi High Technologies Corporations.
Please suggest me which one might be better for research purpose.
Thanking you, Basith
Both of them should be OK. I used older Shimadzu and Hitachi fluorescence spectrophotometers in my postdoc and they were OK. During my PhD I used a different one, though, a FluoDia T70, Photal, Photon Technology International that suited perfectly well for my research (high-throughput fluorescence experiments with 96-well plate).
Dear Dr. Benat,
Thank you very much for your comment and information. Useful indeed.
Best regards, Basith
Dear Dr. Basith, I recommend using the Shimadzu make fluorescence spectrometer. I used an older version Shimadzu UV-Vis spectrophotometer and it gave well resolved curves and spectra. I also used a Perkin-Elmer LS 50B luminescence spectrophotometer for conducting and measuring fluorescence emission and excitation spectra and the software is very straightforward to use. I highly recommend the Perkin Elmer as well. Best, Chris
Dear Dr. Christopher,
Thank you very much for your kind suggestion.
I will also think for Perkin-Elmer LS 50B luminescence spectrophotometer.
Best regards, Basith
Dr. if you have purchase. What is the approximately cost of this instrument?
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