Fluorometers and spectrofluorometers (also called fluorescence spectrometers) are used to measure the intensity and wavelength of fluorescent light emitted from a sample after excitation by illumination. Spectrofluorometers utilize monochromators to select the desired wavelengths, whereas filter fluorometers employ a set of filters. Spectrofluorometers for measuring steady-state fluorescence and lifetime fluorescence (or time-resolved fluorescence) are available, as well as fluorescence microscopes and microplate readers. Find the best fluorescence spectroscopy products in our peer-reviewed product directory: compare products, check customer reviews and receive pricing direct from manufacturers.
From the magnesium fluoride coated optics to the individually configurable optical filters, the Thermo Scientific Lumina delivers performance and flexibility for research luminescence applications. Using pre-aligned, modular monochromators and the highest-quality optical components, the Lumina provides high resolution measurements with superior sensitivity. The quality does not end at the instrument, but extends to our softw…
The FLS980-stm is the world’s most sensitive modular, computer controlled spectrometer for acquiring steady state luminescence spectra, time resolved fluorescence spectra and the associated fluorescence decays in the ultraviolet - visible - near infra red spectral range with single photon counting sensitivity. Regarded as a complete laboratory in one instrument, the FLS980-stm offers ultimate sensitivity with high spectral res…
The LifeSpec II is a compact, fully integrated, high performance fluorescence lifetime spectrometer designed for use with high-repetition rate pulsed femtosecond, picosecond and supercontinuum lasers. The system is a fully automated solution combining hardware and software in a single package for fundamental research and routine laboratory applications. Its zero temporal dispersion optics set the standards for technical perfor…
Triple EmissionThe TripleSplit 3-way image splitter from Cairn Research is a simple device for dividing an image into either one, two or three separate, spatially equivalent components which can be displayed side by side on a single camera chip. Download data sheet Splitting is usually performed on the basis of wavelength or polarisation, allowing applications where there is a requirement for simultaneous, or high speed, acqui…
Our flexible LaserBank system will launch up to five laser lines into up to five different single-mode fibres. This system can be configured with new lasers or, in most cases, with existing solid state lasers. Please contact us for details of your requirements. The flexible architecture allows lasers to be mounted for TIRF, FRAP, photolysis, confocal or widefield imaging. It provides analogue intensity control and digital swit…
LumiScope for the detection of bioluminescence from aequorin and other luminescence probes.
The TIRF technique is a special kind of wide-field fluorescence technique for measuring cellsor SMC in an evanescent field without haze. By total reflection of the exciting light (typicallylaser) at the coverslip / medium interface, the fluorescence excitation is limited to a very thin space in the vicinity of the glass surface. The resulting fluorescence images exhibit extremely high contrast and resolution with the possibili…
The PhoxX® Diode Laser Series is ideal for microscopic imaging applications due to its small and compact design, 18 different wavelengths between 375nm and 830nm, single-mode optical output powers up to 140mW, high-stability CW operation, high-speed digital and/or analogue modulation, electronic shutter function (laser inhibit) with >300kHz full ON/OFF capability, Automatic Aging Compensation (AAC) function, 0.7mm beam diamete…
The LuxX® Diode Laser Series is ideal for microscopic imaging applications due to its small and compact design, 18 different wavelengths between 375nm and 830nm, single-mode optical output powers up to 140mW, high stability CW operation (ACC and APC mode), fast analogue modulation, electronic shutter function (laser inhibit) with >150kHz full ON/OFF capability, Automatic Aging Compensation (AAC) function, USB2.0 and RS-232 int…
The LightHUB(R) Compact Laser Combiner can be equipped with up to four DPSS or diode lasers of different wavelengths in a compact and rugged design. Wavelengths between 375nm and 830nm and optical output powers up to 150mW per laser line are possible. The Compact Laser Combiners can be equipped with polarisation maintaining fibre coupling units to supply the light to applications in biotechnology like confocal microscopy and f…
The newest addition to the LIFA product line is the LIFA-X. LIFA stands for Lambert Instruments Fluorescence lifetime imaging Attachment. The LIFA-X is for long lifetime imaging microscopy of lifetimes from 0.1 ns up to 1 ms (phosphorescence). The ‘X’ represents the extended range of lifetimes that can be resolved when compared to the LIFA (0.1 ns – 300 ns). The LIFA-X can be used for, e.g., measuring oxygen concentrations usi…
