PRo-BOX - Photoredox Labeling Device
• A design exclusively for photoinduced radiolabeling
• A compact reactor for both research and manufacturing use
• A durable and reliable reactor with excellent reproducibility
• A powerful tool to realize translational application for your radiolabeling methods
• A compact reactor for both research and manufacturing use
• A durable and reliable reactor with excellent reproducibility
• A powerful tool to realize translational application for your radiolabeling methods
| Cat. No. | Specification | Unit | Price | Quantity |
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| LCR1554003-01 | Wavelength: 450 nm | Each | Inquiry |
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| LCR1554003-02 | Wavelength: 450 nm, Adding Labeling Kit | Each | Inquiry |
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| LCR1554003-03 | Wavelength: 425 nm | Each | Inquiry |
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| LCR1554003-04 | Wavelength: 395 nm, Adding Labeling Kit | Each | Inquiry |
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Product Description
Product Description
The PRoBox allows for direct radiolabeling on active pharmaceutical ingredients under mild conditions using LED light sources through our advanced photoredox radiolabeling technology or your own photoinduced radiolabeling methods.
We are introducing the PRoBox, a cuttingedge photoredox reactor engineered to support radiopharmaceutical research and synthesis. With a validated working example on the synthesis of [18F] F-DOPA from 19F/18F conversion utilizing the F-DOPA precursor and 18F sources, this innovative reactor provides exceptional versatility and efficiency. Whether integrated with an automated synthesis module or operated independently, the PRoBox delivers reproducible results, benifiting radiolabeling research and manufacturing.
This reactor (Patent pending WO2020176804A1) opens doors to a myriad of photocatalyzed radiolabeling reactions, including C—H 18F-fluorination, SNAr 18Ffluorination, halogen/18F exchange 18F-fluorination, C—H 11Ccyanation, and de-methoxy 11Ccyanation. Explore the limitless possibilities with the PRoBox, where innovation meets precision in radiopharmaceutical synthesis.
UNIQUE FEATURES
The PRoBox allows for direct radiolabeling on active pharmaceutical ingredients under mild conditions using LED light sources through our advanced photoredox radiolabeling technology or your own photoinduced radiolabeling methods
We are introducing the PRoBox, a cuttingedge photoredox reactor engineered to support radiopharmaceutical research and synthesis. With a validated working example on the synthesis of [18F] F-DOPA from 19F/18F conversion utilizing the F-DOPA precursor and 18F sources, this innovative reactor provides exceptional versatility and efficiency. Whether integrated with an automated synthesis module or operated independently, the PRoBox delivers reproducible results, benifiting radiolabeling research and manufacturing.
This reactor (Patent pending WO2020176804A1) opens doors to a myriad of photocatalyzed radiolabeling reactions, including C—H 18F-fluorination, SNAr 18Ffluorination, halogen/18F exchange 18F-fluorination, C—H 11Ccyanation, and de-methoxy 11Ccyanation. Explore the limitless possibilities with the PRoBox, where innovation meets precision in radiopharmaceutical synthesis.
UNIQUE FEATURES
The PRoBox allows for direct radiolabeling on active pharmaceutical ingredients under mild conditions using LED light sources through our advanced photoredox radiolabeling technology or your own photoinduced radiolabeling methods
Specifications
Product Model: PR486-450
Control Mode: Botton Switches
Power (Stirrer): 5 W
Power (LED): 10 W
Power (Fan): 1 W
Wavelength: 450 ± 3 nm
Instrument Size: 175×148×190 mm
Net Weight: 2 lbs.
Vessel Length: 90 – 95 mm
Vessel I.D. : 10 mm
Vessel O.D. : 14 mm
Recommended Volume: 0.5 – 2.0 mL
Operation Temperature: Ambient temperature
Chamber Temperature: 45 ± 3 °C
Relative Humidity: 80%
Control Mode: Botton Switches
Power (Stirrer): 5 W
Power (LED): 10 W
Power (Fan): 1 W
Wavelength: 450 ± 3 nm
Instrument Size: 175×148×190 mm
Net Weight: 2 lbs.
Vessel Length: 90 – 95 mm
Vessel I.D. : 10 mm
Vessel O.D. : 14 mm
Recommended Volume: 0.5 – 2.0 mL
Operation Temperature: Ambient temperature
Chamber Temperature: 45 ± 3 °C
Relative Humidity: 80%
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