Raman Spectroscopy in Bangladesh

EDIBON teaching and research units for the raman spectroscopy laboratory, supplied, installed and commissioned in Bangladesh by Vvon with faculty training included. 15 units available.

15 products from 2 manufacturers: Renishaw, Coherent.

Products

• inVia confocal Raman microscope — Renishaw: A research grade confocal Raman microscope that pairs a research microscope with a high performance Raman spectrometer. It records point spectra and chemical images from solids, liquids and thin films, and is supplied in three models: inVia Basis, inVia Reflex and inVia Qontor.
• inVia Qontor confocal Raman microscope — Renishaw: The flagship model of the inVia range. It adds LiveTrack focus tracking so that spectra and topography can be collected in real time from uneven, curved or rough surfaces without pre-scanning, together with full automation, internal calibration sources and a performance health check.
• inVia InSpect confocal Raman microscope — Renishaw: A version of the inVia microscope set up for forensic laboratories. It identifies crystalline powders, ceramic shards, glass fragments, fibres and inks without contact and without destroying the sample, and offers brightfield, darkfield and polarisation contrast for particle work.
• Strada Intelligent Raman Microscope — Renishaw: A high performance Raman microscope built for industrial laboratories, with full automation and workflow driven Raman Workspace software. It analyses sub-micrometre particles, weak scatterers, dilute solutions and trace contaminants, and supports 21 CFR Part 11 compliance.
• inLux SEM Raman interface — Renishaw: An interface that brings Raman, photoluminescence and cathodoluminescence analysis into a scanning electron microscope chamber. The sample stays still between SEM imaging and Raman collection, so the two data sets are co-located, and the probe retracts with a single click.
• Time-resolved Raman spectroscopy (TRRS) — Renishaw: A configuration for the inVia confocal Raman microscope that uses a pulsed laser and an ultra-fast detector to separate Raman scattered photons from fluorescence by arrival time. It recovers usable spectra from strongly fluorescent samples and from samples at very high temperatures.
• Virsa Raman analyser — Renishaw: A transportable Raman system with fibre optic coupled probes for microscopic and bulk analysis outside the laboratory. Automatic focus tracking lets it follow irregular, moving or changing samples in real time, and live white light viewing is used to target the measurement point.
• Virsa Raman analyser for PAT bioprocess monitoring — Renishaw: The Virsa analyser supplied with dedicated optics for process analytical technology in biopharmaceutical production. It monitors metabolite concentrations in a bioreactor continuously, so upstream and downstream processes can be controlled without relying on offline HPLC checks.
• RA802 Pharmaceutical analyser — Renishaw: A dedicated Raman imaging system for pharmaceutical formulation work. Using StreamLine rapid imaging and LiveTrack focus tracking it builds a chemical image of a tablet surface in as little as five minutes, showing how each component is distributed through the sample.
• RA816 Biological Analyser — Renishaw: A compact benchtop Raman imaging system for biological and clinical research. It maps the distribution and amount of biochemical species in tissue biopsies, tissue sections and biofluids with little or no sample preparation and without stains, tags or contrast agents.
• Centrus CCD detector — Renishaw: The thermoelectrically cooled CCD detector fitted to Renishaw Raman instruments. It has high quantum efficiency from the deep ultraviolet to the near infrared and ultra-low readout noise, so weak Raman and photoluminescence bands can be detected quickly.
• Environmental cells for Raman microscopy — Renishaw: A range of sample cells and stages that hold a specimen under controlled conditions during Raman analysis. The range covers heating and cooling stages, live cell incubators, humidity cells, electrochemical cells and diamond anvil high pressure cells.
• Light collection optics for Raman spectroscopy — Renishaw: Microscope objectives and collection optics selected and tested by Renishaw for use across multiple laser wavelengths. The range covers standard, high numerical aperture, long working distance, immersion and ultraviolet objectives, plus telescopic optics for stand-off analysis.
• THz-Raman Integrated Systems — Coherent: THz-Raman Integrated Systems are turnkey Raman platforms that record the low frequency and fingerprint regions in one measurement. The TR-WPS is a microplate reader with intra-well mapping and the TR-WALDO adds upright and inverted microscopy with translation stages.
• THz-Raman Modular Systems — Coherent: THz-Raman Modular Systems upgrade an existing spectrometer so it can collect the low frequency Raman region from about 5 to 150 cm-1. Each module includes the laser and the filters needed to produce a clean spectrum to within about 5 cm-1, with a fibre optic output to the spectrometer.

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