Biomedical & Biophotonics Products

The kineFLEX-Hydra single-mode, polarization-maintaining fiber array from Qioptiq couples 640 nm red, 515 nm green, and 488 nm blue fibers for beam delivery during flow cytometry.

Physik Instrumente (PI) has added two models to its PInano super-resolution (SR) microscope stage series, both of which are equipped with direct-measuring capacitive sensors.

The LDH Series 500 and 510 nm picosecond pulsed diode laser heads from PicoQuant produce pulse durations as short as 130 ps for fluorescence microscopy.

The GHz Nirvana high-speed photoreceiver from New Focus, a Newport Corp. brand, includes the company's auto-balance feature to eliminate thermal drift, wavelength dependence, and the need to optically balance the detectors.

A line of standard and custom medical probes from LEONI Fiber Optics transmit argon, Nd:YAG, excimer, potassium titanium oxide phosphate (KTP), and diode laser energy.

The FirstGuard multi-wavelength handheld Raman analyzers from BaySpec offer 532, 785 or 1064 nm excitation wavelengths, enabling significant light-induced fluorescence.

The Dimension FastScan atomic force microscope (AFM) from Bruker features a XYZ closed-loop head that scans at high-speed rates and delivers low drift and low noise to cut stabilization times.

Featuring a 200 W DC lamp, the X-Cite 200DC illuminator for fluorescence microscopy from Lumen Dynamics provides high-speed shuttering via TTL.

The SCN400 F fluorescent and brightfield digital slide scanner from Leica Microsystems combines brightfield slide scanning and multichannel fluorescence imaging in one system, making it ideal for digital pathology.

Imaris 7.3 software from Bitplane for 3-D and 4-D microscopy image analysis offers updates to features within a few of its modules.

The SlimLine SIS GI fiber from Lumenis supports the company's holmium laser technology for biliary (gallbladder) stone management.