Filter for MR9600 SmartReader™ 96, 450 nm

The MR9600-450 is the 450 nm wavelength filter for the Accuris MR9600 SmartReader 96 — single-wavelength interference filter at 450 nm. The 450 nm wavelength is the most common ELISA endpoint detection wavelength — TMB (3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine) substrate, the standard HRP-conjugate ELISA detection chemistry, develops a yellow color at 450 nm after sulfuric-acid stop solution. Essentially every routine ELISA workflow needs a 450 nm filter.

For full filter family context and MR9600 chassis pairing requirements, see the MR9600-340 page.

Key Specifications

Common Application — TMB ELISA Endpoint

The 450 nm wavelength is the standard ELISA endpoint wavelength for TMB-based detection chemistry:

• HRP-conjugate ELISA — TMB substrate develops blue color (~650 nm) during HRP catalysis; sulfuric-acid stop solution converts the product to yellow (450 nm) for endpoint quantification
• Sandwich ELISA, indirect ELISA, competitive ELISA — virtually all HRP-based ELISA formats use 450 nm endpoint detection
• Clinical chemistry immunoassays — most clinical-research ELISA kits ship with 450 nm endpoint protocol
• Cytokine and protein quantification kits — commercial ELISA kits (R&D Systems, Bio-Techne, Thermo, Invitrogen, etc.) typically endpoint at 450 nm

For ELISA workflows, the MR9600-450 is the most-essential wavelength filter in the catalog — labs running ELISA-based assays should consider this filter a workflow-required SKU.

Ordering & Configuration

Confirm at quote: chassis pairing (MR9600 in inventory), workflow context (ELISA-heavy workflow → priority filter), software version, and lead time.

Warranty: Per Accuris standard warranty terms — confirm at quote.

MR9600 SmartReader 96 wavelength filter family — visible range:

- MR9600-420 — 420 nm (lacZ ONPG)

- MR9600-450 (this product) — 450 nm (TMB ELISA — workhorse ELISA endpoint)

- MR9600-470 / 492 / 510 etc. — additional visible-range wavelengths

See the MR9600-340 page for full filter family context. The 450 nm filter is the most-commonly-requested wavelength for ELISA workflows.