Infrared Microscopes
observe, measure and analyze, sample magnified, IR view.
See Also: Microscopes, Acoustic Microscopes, Atomic Force Microscopes
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Infrared Thermometers
Guangzhou Amittari Instruments Co.Ltd
The Infrared Thermometer, compact structure, good anti-jamming and easy-to-use. After take aim and press key, surface temperature of measured object will be read in a second. For high temperatures, toxic or hard-to-reach objects, use this thermometer can safely to measure.
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Acoustic Microscope
AMI D9650
Specifically designed to serve as a general purpose tool for failure analysis, process development, material characterization and low volume production inspection, the capabilities of the D9650 are truly unmatched. Representing the latest in C-SAM acoustic micro imaging, the D9650 delivers the unrivaled accuracy and robustness that you would expect from Nordson Test & Inspection instruments, plus improved electronics and software that raises the performance level for laboratory acoustic microscopes.
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Fluorescence Microscopes
We develop epifluorescence microscopes with a single fluorescence up to 16 fluorescences in a few seconds. Realized with standard cameras or highly sensitive sensors.
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Digital Infrared Thermometer
IR-100A
Shenzhen Calibeur Industries Co., Ltd..
'- Temperature Range: -20℃ ～ 220℃(-4~428℉);'- Resolution: 0.1℃/℉(for thermometer);1sec(for stop watch) ;'- Accuracy(Tamb=23±3℃): ±2% of reading or ±2℃(4 ℉);'- Field of View: 1:1; '- Emissivity: 0.95'- Size: 65mm*36mmm*19mm'- Weight: 26g'- Power: one CR2032 Lithium Cell Battery( not included)
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Infrared Thermometers
Shenzhen Everbest Machinery Industry Co.,Ltd.
Infrared thermometer with non-contact voltage (NCV) provides easy and safety measurement. Checking all types of A/C, electronics and heating systems.
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Infrared Pyrometer with Laser Sighting
thermoMETER CTlaser
Pyrometers of the thermoMETER CTLaser series are used for precise, industrial measurements. Using two laser beams, the measurement spot is marked which ensures a precise temperature measurement. thermoMETER CTLaser temperature sensors are used in numerous applications. From extremely low temperatures (-50°C) to the highest temperatures (3000°C), these IR pyrometers measure precisely and reliably.
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Infrared LED Analyser
The IR LED Analyser has a unique fiber which has been specially selected and prepared and must be used in conjunction with the Feasa Optical Head that was specifically designed for Infrared LED Testing.
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Stereo Zoom Microscopes
Our product range includes a wide range of gemstar stereo zoom binocular microscope, gemstar stereomaster binocular stereo zoom microscopes, zoomstar iii trinocular stereo zoom microscopes, zoomstar ii trinocular stereo zoom microscopes, zoomstar vi trinocular stereo zoom microscopes and zoomstar v trinocular stereo zoom microscopes.
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Infrared Thermometer
64 MAX
Fluke 64 MAX IR Thermometer features Auto Capture allowing technicians to set time and intervals to record up to 99 data points unattended so it can capture elusive temperature events. The thermometer can be mounted on a standard tripod using a tripod mount accessory for unattended measurements. The 64 MAX displays minimum, maximum, or average temperature, or the difference between two measurements, and features Hi and Lo alarms for rapid display of measurements outside set limits.
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Scanning Probe Microscopes
attoMICROSCOPY
The mission to create scientific impact has kept attocube at the frontier of cutting edge research instrumentation. Decades of combined experience in all relevant fields, an excellent team, and close cooperations with some of the world’s leading research institutes have evolved into a broad portfolio of high-end cryogenic scanning probe microscopes.
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Temperature Controlled Microscope Stage
Linkham Scientific Instruments
Specialists in temperature controlled microscopy, Linkam Scientific Instruments, announce the launch of their Optical DSC450 which enables simultaneous visualization of thermal processes for improved materials characterisation. The Optical DSC450 enables the user to measure glass transitions and melting behaviour of a wide range of substances whilst accurately controlling temperature from -196 °C to 450 °C. The atmosphere of the stage can also be purged with gas as required by the user. A new feature which will increase the characterisation capabilities of the DSC system is to combine it with imaging capability. The new LINK Digital Imaging module enables additional information to be obtained by correlating optical changes such as colour with temperature. The new TASC analysis tool takes this further. TASC (Thermal Analysis by Surface Characterisation) is a new image analysis capability which enables structural changes in samples to be tracked and quantified optically. It has the unique ability to measure local transition temperatures allowing different points on a sample to be identified. The new DSC system is great tool to use in research and quality control to measure quantitative values for glass transitions, melting peaks and sample purity and, when combined with TASC, even sample homogeneity.
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Measuring Microscopes, Image Processing
Milling & Drilling
Optik Elektronik Gerätetechnik GmbH
OEG manaufactures all mechanical parts in house and offers these services to other companies.
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Measuring Microscopes, Image Processing
COMEF
Optik Elektronik Gerätetechnik GmbH
Image processing system.
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Compact Infrared Thermometer With Laser Targeting
PIRT25
Unique Flat SurfaceMini-Modern Housing DesignSimple One-Handed OperationLaser TargetingLCD With BacklightCelsius or Fahrenheit ModesLaser On/Off SwitchAutomatic Power OffDisplay Hold FunctionMax/Min FunctionTemperature Range: -50 to 380 Celsius, -58 to 716 FahrenheitTemperature Resolution: 0.1Emissivity: Fixed at 0.95Optical Resolution: 8:1 Distance to Spot Size RatioBasic Accuracy: +2% of Reading or +2 C / +4 FResponse Time: <1 Sec.Diode Laser: Output <1mW @ 630-630nm, Class 11 LaserSpectral Response: 6-14umPower Supply: 9V BatteryDimensions: 7.09' H x 3.94' W x 1.81' DWeight: 5.6 oz.
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Temperature Controlled Microscope Stages
Your product descripThere are various version options for this stage, including pressure, vacuum, electrical sample measurement and sample holders to mount the stage vertically in IR or xray spectrometers.tion goes here.
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Infrared Thermometers
Easily measure surface temperatures with ThermoWorks non-contact IR guns, ideal for produce and agriculture inspectors, HVAC, construction, warehouse, quality assurance, HACCP and cold chain management, both shipping and receiving. Choose from fixed or adjustable emissivity; single, dual or circle laser types; and lens optics from close focus—for electronic components and laboratory measurements—to 100:1—for long distance measurements. High temperature ranges up to 3272°F (1800°C) are perfect for metallurgy and metal work foundries.
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Spectroscopy Upgrade for Any Microscope
SMS
Get a simple upgrade to your existing microscope, or a turnkey microspectrophotometer system that works out-of-the-box.
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AFM (Atomic Force Microscope) Optical Platform
The AFM platform allows fully-integrated use of confocal Raman microscopy and AFM for Tip-Enhanced Optical Spectroscopies (such as Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (TERS) and Tip-Enhanced PhotoLuminescence (TEPL)), but also for truly co-localized AFM-Raman measurements.The myriad of AFM (Atomic Force Microscope) techniques that allow study of topographical, electrical and mechanical properties can be performed with any laser source available in Raman spectrometer, or with other external illumination (e.g., solar simulator or other tunable or continuum source). TERS and TEPL can provide nanoscale chemical and structural information, making the AFM-Raman platform a two-way road; where complimentary techniques provide novel and unique imaging capabilities to each other.
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X-ray Analytical Microscope (Micro-XRF)
XGT-9000
- <15µm probe size with ultra-high intensity without compromising sensitivity or spatial resolution. - High resolution cameras and multiple illumination modes to help capture images.- Dual types of detectors for transmission and fluorescent X-rays.- Detectable element range down to carbon with a light element detector.
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LE Photoacoustic Infrared Refrigerant Monitor
Chillgard LE
The Chillgard LE Photoacoustic Infrared Refrigerant Monitor is specifically designed for reliable detection of some of the most common refrigerants from up to four remote locations—with a minimum detection level of 20 ppm.
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Infrared (IR) Laser-Based Phoenix
PHOENIX/IR
Phoenix is a long-range infrared (IR) stimulator capable of testing aircraft electro-optical sensor suites up to 5 km. Phoenix can operate as an independent IR stimulator and/or can be integrated with our other electro-optical and radio frequency range systems (see GTESS and PRTS™).
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Atomic Force Microscope (AFM)
CombiScope
The CombiScope Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) is an advanced research instrument that provides the entry path for researchers in biology, spectroscopy and photonics. If you work with transparent samples either in air or in liquid towards nano-scale structures and (near-field) nano-optical properties investigation, the CombiScope is the right solution for you. It perfectly combines inverted optical and atomic force microscopies and unleash all the power of both techniques providing the instrument adjustment and measurement automation, high resolution and high speed. Plus it can be easily upgraded to our Raman spectrometers.
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NON CONTACT INFRARED THERMOMETER
IBL-MTX9
International Biological Laboratories
This Digital Non Contact type Infra Red cum Contact type Thermometer with laser sensor uses temperature sensor of Thermopile 7 - 14 mm to measure temperature from -18 to 1000 Degree C in the Non Contact Infra Red Mode and -20 to 1300 Degree C in the contact mode using K type Thermometer and also in Fahrenheit scale.
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STM Microscope
NaioSTM
The first scanning tunneling microscope (STM) was developed in 1981 by Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer at the IBM Research Laboratory in Rüschlikon, Switzerland, for the first time making individual atoms directly visible to a small group of specialists. They were awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 1986. In 1997, Nanosurf went one step further and brought single atoms to the classroom!
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Infrared Gas Detector
iTrans2
Teledyne Gas & Flame Detection
The iTrans2 infrared gas detector employs an intelligent electronics platform to provide one or two points of detection from a single head for maximum flexibility, superior performance and lower installation costs. With the optional HART Communication Protocol, the iTrans2 offers remote diagnostics, set-up or calibration by superimposing a high-frequency current across the industry standard 4-20mA analog line.
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Digital Automated Interferometer and Microscope for Surface Inspection
DAISI-V3
The ultimate production interferometer for measuring end-face geometry on single-fiber connectors, equipped with a revolutionary «no-exterior-moving-parts» mechanical design.
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Longwave Infrared (LWIR) Thermal Camera
Boson
Boson longwave infrared (LWIR) thermal camera cores set a new standard for size, weight, power, and performance. Imagine your next big idea, and bring it to life with Boson. FLIR’s XIR™ expandable infrared video processing architecture gives Boson advanced image processing, video analytics, peripheral sensor drivers, and several industry-standard communication interfaces that make it easy to integrate while keeping power consumption low.
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Scanning Near Field Optical Microscope
SNOM
SNOM microscopes employ SPMs precision of piezoelectric raster-scanning together with sharp probes to obtain light optical images at rather better than the usual wavelength-limited resolution. The possibility to go beyond the Abbe diffraction limit has been achieved with the Near-field light optical microscopes (SNOM or NSOM).
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Scanning Electro-chemical Microscope
920D
The scanning electrochemical microscope (SECM) was introduced in 19891 as an instrument that could examine chemistry at high resolution near interfaces. By detecting reactions that occur at a small electrode (the tip) as it is scanned in close proximity to a surface, the SECM can be employed to obtain chemical reactivity images of surfaces and quantitative measurements of reaction rates.
