SPECTROstar Nano
Request DemoFeatures Included
- Detection Modes
- Measurement Modes
- Microplate Formats
- Microplate Carrier
- Light Sources
- Detectors
- Wavelength Selection
- Spectral Range
- Sensitivity
- Read Times
Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays or ELISAs are a popular tool to detect or measure biological molecules in the life sciences. Explore in detail how ELISA microplate readers can advance your research.


Features Included
Features Included
Features Included
Features Included
UV/vis absorbance spectra
Endpoint and kinetic
Spectral scanning (absorbance)
Well scanning
6 to 1536-well plates, user-definable
LVis Plate with 16 low-volume microspots (2 μL)
Robot compatible
High energy xenon flash lamp
CCD Spectrometer
UV/vis absorbance spectrometer
Full spectra or 8 distinct wavelengths in < 1 sec/well
220 - 1000 nm; wavelength precision: ≤ 0.5 nm
Selectable spectral resolution: 1, 2, 5, and 10 nm
OD range: 0 to 4 OD; photometric resolution: 0.001 OD
Accuracy: < 1% at 2 OD
Precision: < 0.5% at 1 OD and < 0.8% at 2 OD
Linearity: ≤ 0.8% at 2.0 OD
Full spectrum from 220 to 1000 nm in less than 1 sec/well
Linear, orbital, and double-orbital with user-definable time and speed
System to inject an atmosphere or to pull a vacuum into the reader
+3 °C above ambient up to 45 °C
The upper heating plate of the incubation chamber operates at 0.5 °C more than the lower plate. This prevents condensation build-up on the lid or sealer
Multi-user Reader Control and MARS Data Analysis Software included
FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliant
Width: 36 cm, depth: 50 cm, height: 16 cm; weight: 10 kg
Sample capacity: sixteen separate microdrop wells for 2 µL samples; one standard cuvette position for up to 1 mL samples
Quality control internal standards (optional): four NIST traceable optical density filters (approximate values of 0.1, 0.3, 0.6 and 1.0 OD); one holmium oxide filter for wavelength accuracy
Dimensions: conforms to SBS standards for microplates
Microplate incubator and shaker
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Niccola Funel, Postdoctural Research, University of Pisa, Italy
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Tomasz Uchański, Team Lead Antibody Development Technologies, Roche, Germany
See how scientists and researchers are using BMG Labtech’s instruments for ELISA-based experiments.