The Axion Lux3 FL is a small fluorescence live-cell imaging microscope equipped with one brightfield and two fluorescent channels (green and red). The device enables researchers to unravel cellular processes in real-time, providing lots of valuable data about the experiments and answers if, when, how, and to what extend the cellular processes occur. Axion’s first fluorescent cell imaging device allows users to track dynamic cellular processes with high specificity by taking high-quality images to create real-time time-lapse movies. Simultaneously, the cells are kept in a controlled environment inside a standard cell culture incubator.

Live-cell imaging allows researchers to determine not only whether, but also how and when certain biological events occur in cell culture. In order to achieve the high image quality standards required for data analysis and publications, live-cell imaging is performed predominantly using a microscope with a stage top incubation box. However, the culture conditions in the incubation box are more prone to fluctuations, as compared to a dedicated cell culture incubator. Using the Axion Lux3 BR, it is no longer necessary to choose between optimal cell culture conditions and image quality.

Bellingham + Stanley’s ADP600 Series digital polarimeters are high accuracy instruments that measure optical rotation and are available as single, dual and multiple wavelength derivatives that cover the visible spectrum as well as up to four decimal places in the highly sensitive ultra-violet region. This capability of measuring across the broad spectrum makes the instrument ideal for use by scientists wishing to measure chiral compounds and other optically active substances in the chemical, pharmaceutical and food sectors as well as for those in academic research.

The speedwave ENTRY shows its strengths in application areas where cost efficiency is a key issue. It is therefore used in routine analysis in environmental, food and pharmaceutical applications. Easy to operate, yet cost-efficient and safe.

Pressure digestion vessels from Berghof are the systems of choice when it comes to difficult samples, large sample masses, or in labs that value high levels of flexibility. Typical digestion times lie in the range of 2-4 hours. For difficult to digest samples (e.g., SiC), the ability to extend digestion time for practically any desired period represents a decisive advantage.

Nanoptic 90 is a nanoparticle size analyzer based on the DLS (Dynamic Light Scattering) theory. It can measure nanomaterial down to 1 nanometer. Its high-power semiconductor laser device provides stable light intensity and long lifespan; while its correlator with 1000 channels and sensitive photomultiplier tube deliver measurement results with high repeatability and accuracy.

BeVision M1 particle analyzer is an automatic image scanning system for filter paper cleanliness analysis. Equipped with a metallurgical microscope, programmable motorized stage, autofocus function, and high-resolution CCD camera, BeVision M1 particle analyser can capture and recognize each individual particle, automatically stitching the images to a large panorama.

Bettersizer S3 laser particle analyzer represents the leading particle size analysis technology for wet dispersion solution. Measuring range from 0.01 to
3500μm can meet the most stringent requirements of fundamental research, product development, and process control applications.