Dynalon
Dynalon VIS Macro Cuvettes 500pk 202295
Pack of 500 transparent polystyrene macro cuvettes with 10 mm path length, 2.5–4.5 mL fill volume and 340–800 nm optical range
- MaterialHAWA
- 10 mm path length ensures accurate spectrophotometric readings
- 340–800 nm wavelength range covers visible and near-UV applications
- 5–4.5 mL fill volume suits macro-scale sample handling
- Pack of 500 cuvettes supports high-throughput laboratory workflows
- FDA, REACH and RoHS compliant for regulated environments
Polystyrene Macro Cuvettes
These transparent cuvettes are made from polystyrene and supplied in a pack of 500 for high-throughput spectrophotometry. They suit teaching labs, quality-control teams and routine analytical workflows that need disposable optical cells.
10 mm Path Length
The optical path length is fixed at 10 mm, matching the standard geometry expected by most visible-range spectrophotometers. Instruments or methods that require a different path length will not work with these cells.
Stable Within 2.5 mL to 4.5 mL Fill Range
Accurate absorbance readings are maintained when the fill volume stays between the stated minimum of 2.5 mL and maximum of 4.5 mL. Over-filling or under-filling outside this window degrades measurement reliability during extended runs.
Highlights
- 10 mm path length ensures accurate spectrophotometric readings
- 340–800 nm wavelength range covers visible and near-UV applications
- 5–4.5 mL fill volume suits macro-scale sample handling
- Pack of 500 cuvettes supports high-throughput laboratory workflows
- FDA, REACH and RoHS compliant for regulated environments
Specifications
| Material | HAWA |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dynalon |
Questions about this item
How does the 10 mm path length affect absorbance readings in a spectrophotometer?
A 10 mm path length is the standard reference for Beer-Lambert law calculations, so absorbance values can be used directly without applying a path-length correction factor.
What wavelength range does the 340 nm to 800 nm bandwidth cover for visible spectroscopy?
The 340 nm to 800 nm range covers the near-UV through the entire visible spectrum, suitable for colorimetric assays and standard visible-light photometry.
Will the 12 mm by 12 mm by 45 mm dimensions fit a standard spectrophotometer cuvette holder?
Yes, the 12 mm square footprint and 45 mm height match the standard 10 mm path-length cuvette format used in most benchtop spectrophotometers.
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