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Raman Imaging Module

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EDISON, N.J., March 17, 2015 — A new ultrafast confocal Raman imaging module from Horiba Scientific is aimed at making Raman imaging a realistic alternative to optical imaging techniques in materials analysis.

Available for the company’s XploRA Plus and LabRAM Evolution microscopes, the Swift v2 module allows collection of detailed confocal Raman images with the click of a button.

The module can be used to survey 3-D sample structure and surface features of nanomaterials, polymers and geological sections, as well as pharmaceutical tablets and biological cells.

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