Semrock, a unit of IDEX Health & Science, LLC, has entered into a supply agreement with AVR Optics for the distribution of its optical filters and optical mirrors within the United States and Canada
Semrock has launched a service for super-resolution microscopy applications that guarantees a ë/2 p-v per inch flatness
Semrock has announced its new line of BrightLine Laser Dichroic Beamsplitters to the market place
Semrock has launched the new VersaChrome Edge range of tunable long- and short-pass filters
Three new broadband filter sets that support Brilliant Violet and Ultraviolet dyes (BD Biosciences) have been released by Semrock, a manufacturer of high-volume optical filters
The most current list and pricing for all Semrock standard filter optics is now available. Expanded single-band sets for popular LED-based light engines optimized for CFP, YFP and mCherry fluorophores, and a triple-band Pinkel filter set
Semrock has added an additional nine new wavelengths to its high performance RazorEdge E grade product line
Semrock has announced the production of an 11 band filter with steep edges, within a 100nm-wide spectral window
Semrock has increased the flexibility of its EdgeBasic family of long pass-edge filters with the addition of 10 laser wavelengths to the 19 currently on offer
Semrock (Part of Idex Corporation) has added the TBP01-800/12 NIR filter to its VersaChrome range of tunable thin-film optical filters, offering a tunable range of more than 100nm
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