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Balances × Cell counters & viability analyzers × Microscopy × Particle characterization ×

OHAUS NEW EXPLORER

NEW OHAUS EXPLORER Range Precision, semi-micro, analytical, high capacity Balances This new generation of laboratory balances is designed to enhance your workflow with unparalleled user experience, ou...

Balances Weighing

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Discover the power of a new standard in confocal laser scanning imaging

Simply Powerful Imaging: Faster, Smarter, Clearer Evident is setting a new standard in life science imaging for neuroscience, cell biology, drug discovery, cancer research, and developmental biology w...

Microscopy

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The NEW EVIDENT DSX2000 digital microscope won 1st place in the Automation & Control Category in the 2025 inspect !

Why the DSX2000 Matters to You The award-winning EVIDENT DSX2000 digital microscope boosts productivity with: Automated workflows for faster, easier inspections 4K+ imaging and AI tools for precise, r...

Microscopy

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Vanaf 1 april 2025: Analis wordt de officiële distributeur van Evident Microscopen in de Benelux

Met trots kondigen we aan dat Analis vanaf 1 april 2025 de exclusieve Benelux - distributeur is van alle microscopen van Evident – het merk dat voortbouwt op de gevestigde reputatie van Olympus op het...

Microscopy

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Beckman Coulter Vi-CELL BLU Integratie met Sartorius Ambr®

By automating the monitoring of key cell culture parameters with the integrated Vi-CELL BLU analyzer and Sartorius Ambr® 250 High Throughput Bioreactor & Ambr® 15 Cell Culture Systems, you can reduce ...

Cell counters & viability analyzers Cell culture and Fermentation Cell health

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Working in Particle Characterization & Zeta Potential analysis ?

Maak kennis met de BeNano-serie: De nieuwste generatie analyseapparatuur voor nanodeeltjesgrootte en zetapotentiaal, ontworpen door onze leverancier Bettersize Instruments. Dynamische lichtverstrooi...

Particle characterization

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