Holo/Or has ongoing cooperation with international research institutes on developing state of the art industrial laser technologies. During the Tailorweld project, we developed custom C-Shape beam shaper elements that improve the welding process. It was found that the C-Shape intensity distribution has advantages in the width/depth ratio, reducing oxidation and eliminating hot cracking by giving … Continue reading
Laboraties worldwide use Photonis’s highly sensitive and accurate detectors for both positive and negative ions. As the market leader in mass spectrometry, Photonis designs and manufactures highly specialized detection and ion transport solutions for nearly half of the world’s mass spectrometers. In addition to supplying the OEMs with our detectors, Photonis provides replacement parts for … Continue reading
Electron microscope users and manufacturers around the world select the AVI Series control platforms from Herzan to remove disruptive low-frequency vibration noise from their imaging. These platforms are the modern-day version of the first ever active vibration control platform developed. Initially created in 1987 by John Sandercock of Table Stable, the AVI Series has been … Continue reading
Many laser-based systems, especially in the life sciences, projection and projection mapping fields, require the use of more than a single wavelength, high power laser on the same optical path to achieve the desired functionality. To meet this need, Holo/Or has developed the high-power Broadband Diffuser (BD). The BD is a micro-refractive diffuser, specially designed … Continue reading
Bigger is not always better – but ALEX definitely is both! A brand new ALEX 16-MegaPixel camera is leaving the greateyes premises in Berlin. Soon it will serve customers at the forefront of scientific discoveries with its unique specifications. Features include: -90 °C deep cooling GigE/USB 3.0 interface Multi-MHz readout 4 output nodes 18-bit ADC … Continue reading
Lambert Instruments is pleased to recognize the work described in a recent Nature Methods article authored by the research group of Professor Elizabeth Hillman at Columbia University in the City of New York. The researchers used SCAPE microscopy in combination with the Lambert Instruments HiCAM Fluo to achieve high-resolution volumetric imaging at over 300 volumes-per-second … Continue reading