FluoroMax®-4 - Spectrofluorometer
Water Raman signal-to-noise ratio: 3000:1 Photon Counting for Ultimate Sensitivity Fast Scanning capability - up to 80 nm/second Powerful new FluorEssence™ software for Windows® Method Files to recall complete experiment parameters Front Surface Detection Accessory Fluorescence Microscope Accessory Polarization and Anisotropy Accessory Remote Measurement Capability using optical fibers Time-correlated singl…
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Excellent performance and value for money
Fluorescence spectroscopy
We purchased this machine several years back and its running for many years without trouble. This is an extremely versatile spectrometer with reliable and repeatable performance. After-sales service is also good. Value for money and highly recommended,
Review Date: 30 Apr 2025 | HORIBA Scientific
Nice product
Material Science
Nice handy product for steady state PL measurements. Upgraded for TCSPC and Quantum Yield measurements with attachments. Working quite well.
Review Date: 11 Feb 2025 | HORIBA Scientific
Great results at an affordable price.
Materials science and Nanotechnology
This machine is highly reliable and rugged for research. We have been using it for last 10 years. Its easy to use and give the results easily. Results are highly reliable and repeatable. I strongly recommend the machine for your research and teaching.
Review Date: 27 Sept 2023 | HORIBA Scientific
Nice product. Helps in my research a lot
Fluorescence measurement of RE based silica matrix
Product is good. Results are precise. Using since 2008 without much disturbance. One issue is mirrors should be cleanable, at least by the service engineers.
Review Date: 29 Sept 2022 | HORIBA Scientific
Good instrument
Polymer
This fluorometer is good and user handy.The output also good and reliable.
Review Date: 7 Feb 2022 | HORIBA Scientific
Highly reliable and great machine for research and teaching.
Materials science and nanotechnology
FluoroMax®-4 - Spectrofluorometer is a very versatile and rugged instrument for use in materials science and nanotechnology research. We have been using it for the last ten years and we are fully satisfied with its performance. The results are reproducible, the software is very user-friendly, the machine is rugged and very reliable for research and teaching. I strongly recommend this for other users.
Review Date: 25 Sept 2021 | HORIBA Scientific
Great performance and sturdy.
Materials science and nanotechnology
This product is superb in its performance and ease of use. Its quite affordable and value for money. The results are consistent and reproducible. Its a very good instrument for doing spectroscopic measurement and I would recommend everyone to buy it for research as well as teaching purposes.
Review Date: 16 Jul 2021 | HORIBA Scientific
Great instrument, I use it on a daily basis.
Excitation, emission profile, life time decay
Very high quality - excellent accuracy and sensitivity. Repeatability is great as well. Yes, I would highly recommend it.
Review Date: 22 Jul 2019 | HORIBA Scientific
Academic
This instrument was easy to use and it was quick. The data was collected easily and hastily and the software used with it was user friendly and helped expedite the process.
Review Date: 2 Apr 2014 | HORIBA Scientific
Fluoromax 4 is a super sensitive machine. It has polarizers and stop-flow devices for kinetics! I believe that this machine is very accessible for scientists.
Review Date: 11 Dec 2013 | HORIBA Scientific
- Water Raman signal-to-noise ratio: 3000:1
- Photon Counting for Ultimate Sensitivity
- Fast Scanning capability - up to 80 nm/second
- Powerful new FluorEssence™ software for Windows®
- Method Files to recall complete experiment parameters
- Front Surface Detection Accessory
- Fluorescence Microscope Accessory
- Polarization and Anisotropy Accessory
- Remote Measurement Capability using optical fibers
- Time-correlated single-photon counting (TCSPC) accessory for lifetime determinations
- Phosphorimeter accessory for long-lived luminescence determinations
Introduction to X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy
In this application note, Horiba presents an introduction to X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectroscopy as a spectroscopic technique, as well as how it can be used in qualitative or quantitative manner for single-point and multi-point analayses and element imaging.
Fluorescence Spectroscopy and Water Quality
Discover how excitation-emission matrix (EEM) fluorescence spectroscopy can be used to determine the amount of dissolved organic matter (DOM) contamination in water. The FluoroMax spectrofluorometer from HORIBA Scientific is shown to enable fast and accurate DOM analyses.
The science of beauty: Exploring characterization techniques in cosmetics
The creation of innovative cosmetics products with demonstrated effects relies on deep scientific knowledge of biological matrices (skin, hair, tooth), the development of efficient and safe active ingredients, optimized formulations, and an instrumental evaluation of the performance.
In this webinar, Florian Formanek, Global Life Science Market Manager at HORIBA will discuss how HORIBA instruments cover a large panel of cosmetic testing applications, from particle size characterization of emulsions, pigments or fillers, through to the molecular analysis of hair chemistry, surface functionalization with smart coatings or tribology analysis, to the assessment of formulation composition and stability. They also cover spreading on substrates or interaction with packaging, to contamination or nanotoxicity studies, to the ex vivo or in vivo objectivation of endogenous skin compounds, topical actives penetration, and the impact of environmental factors (UV exposure, blue light, pollution).
Key learning objectives
- Discover how rapid Raman chemical mapping can provide information on the surface physicochemical behavior of formulations
- Learn how to use fluorescence spectroscopy for the analysis and quality control of raw materials (such as essential oils, natural extracts, hair dyes, or vitamins), as well as for the investigation of endogenous skin markers and actives deposits
- Explore the applications of atomic force microscopy in the nanoscale characterization of materials, coatings, and biological matrices
Who should attend?
- R&D scientists in cosmetics, personal care, chemistry, and pharma companies with activities in beauty and healthcare
- Academics working in the field of skin and hair research (including dermatology and pharmacy)
- Clinical research organizations (CROs)
Certificate of attendance
All webinar participants can request a certificate of attendance, including a learning outcomes summary, for continuing education purposes.
EEM and A-TEEM spectroscopy in pharma, food science and environmental applications
Watch this on-demand webinar to find out about molecular fingerprinting, the A-TEEM fingerprint technique and fluorescence EEM applications
HORIBA presents 2020 Young Fluorescence Investigator Award
Dr. Jelle Hendrix, Assistant Professor at the Biomedical Research Institute of Hasselt University in Belgium, was presented with this honor
