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  • Leica S9 I Greenough Stereo Microscope

    Save up to 20% inspection and rework time*

    Continuously improving production, keeping defect rates low, and fulfilling customer requests in order to stay competitive can be very challenging. Leica has developed the S9 stereo microscope series to help you cope with these challenges. With this generation of Greenough stereo microscopes operators will be able to reveal details faster as they spend less time having to adjust the microscope.

    *compared to the standard industrial stereo microscope S6 from Leica

  • 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.

  • Introducing the TITANITE lens series, a groundbreaking innovation in light sheet microscopy designed for high magnification and an expansive field of view.

  • C-FLUOR probes are sensitive single-wavelength in situ fluorescence and turbidity instruments that are now available with a Digital Output option.

  • This easy-to-use process analytical technology device offers in-line bioprocess analysis and control with no complex modeling. Measure multiple critical parameters across media, across processes, across mammalian cell lines, across scales.

    All In-line Gain, No Modeling Pain

    MAVERICK is powered by Raman spectroscopy and a purpose-built de novo model. The de novo model is explicitly built on media chemistries and device physics, not on empirical data. It automatically interprets the spectra and quantifies process parameters enabling simultaneous measurements of glucose, lactate, and total biomass. This is achieved without the costs, complexities, and risks associated with conventional Process Analytical Technology (PAT) methods. There is no need to grapple with complex empirical models, reagents, or unreliable auto-sampling systems to implement in-line bioprocess analysis.

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