Materials analysis examines the properties, composition, and behavior of materials at a microscopic and macroscopic level. Using advanced techniques such as microscopy, spectroscopy, and chromatography, materials analysts investigate the structure, purity, and performance of various substances. From industrial materials and nanomaterials to battery testing and beyond, this field provides critical insights into the characteristics and applications of materials across industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and healthcare. Explore how materials analysis drives innovation, quality assurance, and product development for a wide range of applications.
AFM-Raman System from Renishaw - Extend your understanding of the nanoscale Renishaw has optimised direct coupling technology, making the inVia Raman microscope the perfect partner for coupling to a wide variety of Scanning Probe Microscopes (SPMs), offering Tip Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (TERS), near-field techniques (SNOM, NSOM) and Raman-AFM capabilities. The inVia Raman microscope offers potential for coupling to any SPM…
For more than 55 years, PerkinElmer has been an industry leader in UV/Vis/NIR and UV/Vis instrumentation and continues to set benchmarks with the innovative LAMBDA™ Series. The LAMBDA 850+ UV/Vis spectrophotometer is one of our highest performance UV/Vis system designed for analysis of coatings, high performance glass, and components in both research and manufacturing. The instrument meets industry standards for ultra-high…
SPOT Software: Imaging Software for Macro and Microscopy Imaging SPOT Software is an imaging environment designed specifically for macro and microscopy professionals and is provided in three levels: Basic for routine image capture, Advanced which includes macro scripting and additional image enhancement feature and Advanced Plus which adds auto-scaling and peripheral device control. SPOT software supports the latest Mac and Wi…
DIP Series: Camera to Microscope Optical Couplers The DIP series of optical couplers are designed to connect C and F-mount cameras to current and legacy model microscopes. The coupler’s precision manufacturing sets the camera image parfocal with the microscope eyepieces with proper setup. High resolution optics provide sharp, high contrast, flat field images and a large range of magnifications allow for choice between field of…
The revolutionary ImageStream®X Mark II Imaging Flow Cytometer combines the speed, sensitivity, and phenotyping abilities of flow cytometry with the detailed imagery and functional insights of microscopy. This unique combination enables a broad range of applications that would be impossible using either technique alone. This instrument produces multiple high-resolution images of every cell directly in flow, including brightfie…
LSM 700 rivals high end confocals with superb image quality Perform fluorescence measurements, create optical sections of your samples and combine them into 3D image stacks. ZEN imaging software shortens the training period and stores the settings for all users in your team. Smart Setup lets you configure new experiments easily with optimized recording settings. The compact design of LSM 700 means you will always have room for…
ZEISS Axio Observer for Life Science Research (eom)
The X-Cite® 120PC Q system uses a 120-watt lamp to deliver rich spectral excitation with a uniformly illuminated field of view, the convenience of pre-aligned lamps, 2000 hour lamp lifetime, and adjustable iris - with the added benefit of being computer controllable. The straightforward RS-232 command set easily allows integration into automated systems as well as commercially available imaging software platforms. The X-Cite®…
The X-Cite® Optical Power Measurement System includes both the X-Cite® XR2100 Power Meter and the X-Cite® XP750 Objective Plane Power Sensor. Designed for measuring optical power in watts at the specimen level, the X-Cite® XP750 has a low, sleek profile that fits on the microscope stage and offers the versatility of measuring power output from an X-Cite® illuminator or any other epi-fluorescence light source.
The SIU-102 is an ideal unit for providing cell stimulus in an imaging application. Unfortunately, the SIU-102 is not compatible with electrophysiological applications. This instrument features optical isolation at the input and transformer isolation at the output. Timing pulses can be controlled by any device capable of generating a TTL level positive pulse (for example, a computer with data acquisition). Positive or negati…
