OCR

PRODUCTS

  • Designed for today’s assays and tomorrow’s breakthroughs—flexible detection that evolves with your science.

    The SpectraMax® iD3s and iD5e Multi-Mode Microplate Readers deliver flexible, scalable solutions for absorbance, fluorescence, and luminescence assays—with advanced capabilities for evolving research needs. The iD3s reader offers a streamlined, affordable platform with a tunable monochromator and temperature control, while the iD5e reader adds enhanced detection modes including time-resolved fluorescence (TRF) and tunable fluorescence polarization (FP) and can be expanded to include TR-FRET, HTRF, BRET and western blot. Both readers support on board fluidics with optional dual injectors.

  • STELLARIS 8 CRS Coherent Raman Scattering Microscope 

    When you need to study structures that cannot be visualized with traditional fluorescent microscopy methods, the STELLARIS 8 Coherent Raman Scattering (CRS) microscope enables you to implement label-free chemical imaging into your workflow to answer those challenging research questions.

  • The Optical Thickness Gauge products use the unique properties of light to measure the thickness of transparent and semi-transparent materials while directing light through an optical probe.

  • Encoded stereo microscopes Leica M165 C​ - Total recall of your settings

    Your goal: high-quality images that allow measurements and can be accurately repeated with minimal effort. The Leica coded stereo microscopes help you to pave the way to correct results.

    • Coded microscopes consistently deliver calibrated and comparable images

    • Reproduce images in moments with the Leica “Store and Recall” function

    • Fully apochromatic corrected zoom optics deliver high quality images

    • Customize the microscope system to your task with the exclusive range of accessories

  • The Ophir SWIR & NIR 25-250mm f/5.5 (NFOV) f/4.0 (WFOV) continuous zoom lens is a first-to-market low-Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) compact lens.

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