Radiance 2000 for sale

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Radiance 2000 for sale

Our campus microscopy facility has a BioRad Radiance 2000 (purchased in 2000) that we are intending to take out of service. It has been under service contract the entire we have owned it and proven a reliable instrument but our Zeiss 510 and 5 Live confocals are meeting are needs at the moment. As most of you are probably aware, Zeiss intends to end the availability of service contracts on the Radiance 2000 later this year and will only provide service on an ad hoc, parts available basis. I am trying to gauge whether there is enough interest in re-sale of this confocal for me to go to the trouble it will take to get University approval to sell it. If anyone is interested in any or all of the following items, could you contact me by email directly (off the listserver) and tell me what parts you would be interested in and a ballpark idea of what you would consider paying. If we proceed with selling it, my school will require we offer it for sale to the highest bidder in a formal process with a minimum bid. I doubt we would sell it for “thousands” but maybe somewhere in the “tens of thousands”. If we can’t get “tens of thousands”, we will probably run it until it dies and then use the parts for random stuff. Tom

 

 

Confocal scanning system:

488, 568, and 637 nm laser lines (brand new solid-state 637 nm laser, a $14k value)

3 fluorescence detection channels

Transmission detection channel

Up to 1280 x 1024 pixels

Photon counting mode

 

Filters:

PMT1

488/10

500 LP

515/30

 500 and 560 dichroics between PMT 1 & 2

 

PMT2

515/30

580 LP

600 LP

600/40

 650 dichroic between PMT 2 & 3

 

PMT3

660 LP

700/75

 

COMPUTER & SOFTWARE

2.4 GHz Pentium 4, 1 GB RAM

Windows 2000 Professional

LaserSharp 2000 software (ver. 5.2)

ViewSonic graphics series 19" CRT monitor

 

Inverted microscope frame

Olympus IX70

0.55 NA condenser

DIC and phase-contrast optics

Standard blue, red, and green fluorescence filters for viewing specimens

Mercury lamp with power regulator and stabilizer

Motorized z drive

 

 

Thomas E. Phillips, Ph.D

Professor of Biological Sciences

Chair, MU Faculty Council

Director, Molecular Cytology Core

2 Tucker Hall

University of Missouri

Columbia, MO 65211-7400

573-882-4712 (office)

573-882-0123 (fax)

[hidden email]

 

http://www.biology.missouri.edu/faculty/phillips.html
http://www.biotech.missouri.edu/mcc/