Gel Doc System BZGDS-501 is designed for precise imaging of DNA/RNA and protein gels. It features a high-resolution scientific camera with excellent grey scale depth for capturing fine details. This device includes standard UV illumination along with real white and optional blue LED lighting for versatile imaging options. Its motorized lens allows for smooth, software-controlled adjustments to focus and aperture. Our Gel Doc System BZGDS-501 offers clear, detailed images for a wide range of gel documentation applications.
| Camera Resolution | 5 megapixels, 2592 × 1944 |
| Dynamic Range | 4.8 OD |
| Pixel Density | 16 bits (65536 Grey scale) |
| Motorized Lens | F1.2 motorized lens |
| Lens Resolution | 20 megapixels |
| Lens Control | Numeric Focus controlled via Software |
| UV Light Source | 302nm as standard, Image Area: 21 x 26cm,（Optional 254nm, 365nm） |
| White LED Light Source | Real white LED transmission, Image Area:19 x 26cm |
| Optional Blue LED Light Source | Optional Blue LED transmission, Image Area:19 x 26cm |
| Filter System | Standard filter for gel doc application |
| Dimension | 430 × 360 × 700 mm |
| Packaging Dimension | 500 × 550 × 880 mm |
| Net Weight | 21 Kg |
| Gross Weight | 26 Kg |
• Blue LED transmission
The Gel Doc System BZGDS-501 is ideal for imaging DNA/RNA and protein gels with high clarity and precision. The built-in UV tube transilluminator and specialized filter enhance fluorescence signals, making it highly effective for a wide range of gel documentation applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: Can I capture both DNA and protein gels with the BZGDS-501?
Yes, the BZGDS-501 is optimized for imaging DNA, RNA, and protein gels using its versatile illumination system (UV, real white, and optional blue LED lighting).
2: Is the BZGDS-501 compatible with safe dyes like SYBR Safe or GelGreen?
Yes. With optional blue LED lighting, BZGDS-501 is perfectly suited for non-toxic, UV-free imaging of safe stains, protecting both users and samples.
3: Is the BZGDS-501 user-friendly for beginners or teaching labs?
Definitely. BZGDS-501 is designed with intuitive software, auto-focus, and numeric control, ideal for both advanced research and educational purposes.
4: Does BZGDS-501 require darkroom conditions to work properly?
No darkroom is needed. The enclosed imaging cabinet and controlled lighting ensure consistent results in any lab lighting condition.
5: What materials are compatible with this BZGDS-501 gel doc?
The BZGDS-501 is compatible with agarose, polyacrylamide, SDS-PAGE, and even nitrocellulose or PVDF membranes used in blot documentation (with appropriate lighting and filters).
6: What types of gels can I image?
You can image agarose gels (e.g., DNA stained with Ethidium Bromide or SYBR Safe), polyacrylamide gels, and protein gels stained with Coomassie Blue or silver stain.
7: Does the system require a darkroom?
No. Gel Doc systems are self-contained with light-tight enclosures, so no separate darkroom is required.
8: What light sources are used for illumination?
Most Gel Docs include UV transilluminators. Some also feature white light or blue light (for non-toxic dyes) as additional options.
