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6 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Nidek Co., Ltd. based inAichi, JAPAN
The measured data can be quickly acquired by full surface analysis with laser light. The measurement result can be displayed as measured values, contour map, bird's-eye view, cross-section view, etc. Original phase shift method is applicable to multiple interference fringes System control with exclusive analyzer running on the Windows platform provides easy ...
Manufactured by:Physical Electronics, Inc. (PHI) based inChanhassen, MINNESOTA (USA)
X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) also known as Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis (ESCA) is the most widely used surface analysis technique because it can be applied to a broad range of materials and provides valuable quantitative and chemical state information from the surface of the material being studied. The ...
Manufactured by:Ritter GmbH based inSchwabmünchen, GERMANY
Riplate 96 plates out of highly transparent polystyrene assure an optimal surface for microscopic analysis. The standardized dimensions (128 x 85 mm) ensure the compatibility with most common laboratory machines. Riplate® 96 is available in different shapes (U-, V- and F-shape) and can be provided in bioclean® version upon request. ...
Manufactured by:Sensor Medica srl based inGuidonia Montecelio, ROMANIA
The RunTime baropodometric treadmill, with a fully sensorized support surface, allows an accurate analysis of plantar pressures, detecting the distribution of the load on the ground during the walking and running ...
Manufactured by:Sensor Medica srl based inGuidonia Montecelio, ROMANIA
The RunTime XL baropodometric treadmill, with a fully sensorized support surface, allows an accurate analysis of plantar pressures, detecting the distribution of the load on the ground during the walking and running ...
Manufactured by:Accelerate Diagnostics, Inc. based inTucson, ARIZONA (USA)
Antibiotic selection, dosage, infusion strategy – A lot rides on the one result that drives optimal therapy decisions for patients with serious infections. The sooner antimicrobial susceptibility testing results with minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) get to providers, the more they can do to improve outcomes. So go ahead, break limits. Report MIC results with interpretation faster ...