Where to Buy Fluorescence Microscopes
Fluorescence microscopy comes in various flavors and often offers high image resolution in all three dimensions. It is widely used in biological research and in medicine, for example. On this page, we also list suppliers of related equipment such as femtosecond lasers used for laser microscopes.
More general products: laser microscopes
Related products: confocal scanning microscopes
Related product categories: detectors and measurements, applications, vision, displays and imaging
E | Learn before you buy! See our encyclopedia article: Fluorescence Microscopy Related articles: fluorescence, laser microscopy |
20 suppliers for fluorescence microscopes are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
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![]() Advanced Multimodal Microscopy. Stadtstraße 33 6850 Dornbirn Austria | ![]() The MPX-series is a truly turn-key, integrated, compact, easy-to-use, maintenance-free and easy-to-install imaging platform which offers refined multimodality. The user does not need to worry about laser alignment, detection efficiency, non-compatible or misaligned hardware over time. It can easily be operated even by non-experts. The built-in multimodality combination of imaging capabilities allows more features for correlative microscopy of any system available. Once the sample is positioned the user is allowed to switch modalities, resolution and imaging level (micro or macro) without changing the device. |
![]() 56 Sparta Avenue Newton, NJ 07860 United States | ![]() Thorlabs manufactures a complete suite of components and systems for multiphoton microscopy, including both turnkey multiphoton systems and the ultrafast lasers that power them. Thorlabs has also introduced the OM6N series of high-speed optical modulators, a new all-reflective technology based on deformable mirrors for modulating excitation laser power to the sample with nearly zero dispersion. |
![]() Do you have a femtosecond? Keramiku 2B 10233 Vilnius Lithuania ![]() Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube E-mail: (See the company profile page for additional contact information.) ISO 9001:2015 | ![]() Microscopy-dedicated femtosecond laser sources, CRONUS-2P and CRONUS-3P, cover applications in functional neuroimaging, optogenetics, and deep imaging using medium‑repetition-rate three-photon (3P) excitation and fast high-repetition-rate two‑photon (2P) imaging, as well as widefield and holographic excitation using high-power laser sources. The CRONUS series features robust design, automated group delay dispersion (GDD) control, and market-leading output stability. |
![]() All wavelengths. Lochhamer Schlag 19 82166 Gräfelfing Germany ![]() Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube E-mail: (See the company profile page for additional contact information.) ISO 9001:2015 | ![]() Optical microscopes are used to study objects that are too small to be seen with the naked eye. This can be organic cells, semiconductor surfaces, or even single molecules. There are two different approaches in optical microscopy, either detecting near-field (SNOM) or far-field signals emitted by the investigated materials. There are various methods for optical microscopy that utilize different light sources. For some microscopy techniques a simple white light source is sufficient, whereas more sophisticated methods require lasers as light source. Those can be single-mode diode lasers or multi-laser engines that deliver a continuous laser beam at one or several colors, some techniques rely on short laser pulses with femtosecond duration that can be provided by TOPTICA's ultrafast fiber lasers. See us at Frontiers in Optics + Laser Science in Tacoma, Washington, USA, Oct. 08–12 (booth 401)! |
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Boston Electronics Corporation 91 Boylston St Brookline, MA 02445 United States | boselec.com E-mail: |
40 Manning Road Billerica, MA 01821 United States | |
1615 NE Eastgate Blvd. Unit G, Suite 3E Pullman, WA 99163 United States | www.klarscientific.com E-mail: |
P. O. Box 191117 Little Rock, AR 72219–1117 United States | |
6540 Burroughs Sterling Heights, MI 48314 United States | |
![]() 56 Sparta Avenue Newton, NJ 07860 United States | ![]() Thorlabs manufactures a complete suite of components and systems for multiphoton microscopy, including both turnkey multiphoton systems and the ultrafast lasers that power them. Thorlabs has also introduced the OM6N series of high-speed optical modulators, a new all-reflective technology based on deformable mirrors for modulating excitation laser power to the sample with nearly zero dispersion. |
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5795 De Gaspe Avenue Montreal, QC, H2S 2X3 Canada | www.photonetc.com E-mail: |
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Nunsdorfer Ring 7–9 12277 Berlin Germany | |
Carl Zeiss Promenade 10 07745 Jena Germany | |
Livingstone House 43 Discovery Terrace Edinburgh EH14 4AP United Kingdom | |
2 Bain Square Kirkton Campus Livingston EH54 7DQ United Kingdom | |
511 Hashita 9955256 Beit Shemesh Israel | www.ILPhotonics.com E-mail: |
5th floor, Leonard Springerlaan 19 9727KB Groningen Netherlands | |
Argelsrieder Feld 14 82234 Wessling Germany | www.laser2000.de E-mail: |
![]() Do you have a femtosecond? Keramiku 2B 10233 Vilnius Lithuania ![]() Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube E-mail: (See the company profile page for additional contact information.) ISO 9001:2015 | ![]() Microscopy-dedicated femtosecond laser sources, CRONUS-2P and CRONUS-3P, cover applications in functional neuroimaging, optogenetics, and deep imaging using medium‑repetition-rate three-photon (3P) excitation and fast high-repetition-rate two‑photon (2P) imaging, as well as widefield and holographic excitation using high-power laser sources. The CRONUS series features robust design, automated group delay dispersion (GDD) control, and market-leading output stability. |
Dayka Gábor u. 6/B Budapest 1118 Hungary | optimal-optik.com/index.html E-mail: |
Parc Club Orsay Université 29 rue Jean Rostand 91893 Orsay France | www.optonlaser.com E-mail: |
![]() Advanced Multimodal Microscopy. Stadtstraße 33 6850 Dornbirn Austria | ![]() The MPX-series is a truly turn-key, integrated, compact, easy-to-use, maintenance-free and easy-to-install imaging platform which offers refined multimodality. The user does not need to worry about laser alignment, detection efficiency, non-compatible or misaligned hardware over time. It can easily be operated even by non-experts. The built-in multimodality combination of imaging capabilities allows more features for correlative microscopy of any system available. Once the sample is positioned the user is allowed to switch modalities, resolution and imaging level (micro or macro) without changing the device. |
Blk 71, #06–03, Ayer Rajah Crescent Singapore 139955 | |
![]() All wavelengths. Lochhamer Schlag 19 82166 Gräfelfing Germany ![]() Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube E-mail: (See the company profile page for additional contact information.) ISO 9001:2015 | ![]() Optical microscopes are used to study objects that are too small to be seen with the naked eye. This can be organic cells, semiconductor surfaces, or even single molecules. There are two different approaches in optical microscopy, either detecting near-field (SNOM) or far-field signals emitted by the investigated materials. There are various methods for optical microscopy that utilize different light sources. For some microscopy techniques a simple white light source is sufficient, whereas more sophisticated methods require lasers as light source. Those can be single-mode diode lasers or multi-laser engines that deliver a continuous laser beam at one or several colors, some techniques rely on short laser pulses with femtosecond duration that can be provided by TOPTICA's ultrafast fiber lasers. See us at Frontiers in Optics + Laser Science in Tacoma, Washington, USA, Oct. 08–12 (booth 401)! |
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