Spectroscopy

Specializes in the design and production of laser diodes in the NIR and MIR (650 - 2400 nm) based on discrete-mode platform. Drives technology forward by matching expertise in laser design with challenging and diverse customer requirements, from research to volume production.

Admesy is a well-known brand for a wide range of user-friendly and robust spectral, light and color measurement devices, suited for both analytical applications and display measurements. Admesy provides innovative solutions for production processes, test and measurement, automated inspection, and analysis.

Develops and manufactures spectrometers, light sources, software, fiber optic cables, and accessories. Products are highly customizable, adaptable to any specific application. Products find usage in many OEM applications and markets, and in the scientific and industrial markets.

Specim is a pioneer and leading supplier of hyperspectral imaging solutions with the broadest camera portfolio covering wavelengths from VNIR to LWIR, spectrographs, software, and accessories. Our product's scalability allows customers to develop solutions with less technical skills and faster turnaround time. ISO 9001 certified.

Designs and manufactures custom spectroscopic systems for various spectroscopy markets including photoluminescence, Raman, UV-VIS and transient absorption. Also manufactures CO and CO2 gas lasers, terahertz gas lasers, and picosecond pulsed lasers and LEDs.

Develops, manufactures, and markets fiber-coupled laser diodes and solid-state lasers from UV to mid-infrared wavelength. Additionally we provide optical fiber cable for laser beam delivery, fiber combiner, and spectrometer.

Manufacturer of scientific imaging, microscopy, and spectroscopy solutions. Supplies innovative, flexible microscopy systems, high-performance scientific digital CCD, ICCD, EMCCD, and sCMOS cameras and spectrographs to research establishments.

Offers a range of gain modules and amplifiers with ytterbium doped active tapered double clad fibers for amplification of optical pulses, both nanosecond and picosecond range.