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Lambert HiCAM Fluo cooled high-speed fluorescence camera
The HiCam Fluo has an integrated fiber-optically coupled image intensifier, which offers a unique combination of high-speed imaging and increased light sensitivity. It features overexposure protection and records high resolution images at a frame rate in excess of 2000 fps at full frame in the most challenging low-light conditions.

Microfluidics imaging with Lambert HiCam Fluo
This application highlights the performance of the Lambert HiCAM Fluo for droplet detection in a microfluidic system.

Studying the concentration dependency of dynamic surface tension with DataPhysics MBP 200
The MBP 200 Bubble Pressure Tensiometer by DataPhysics is an ideal instrument for measuring dynamic surface tension, with the capacity to determine surface tension at surface ages down to 5 milliseconds. The following application note will showcase an automatic approach to determine the dynamic surface tension of Lutensol solutions with different concentrations.

Studying the dynamic surface tension of inks with DataPhysics MBP 200
The MBP 200 bubble pressure tensiometer by DataPhysics is an ideal instrument for measuring the dynamic surface tension of liquid solutions. It can be used to determine dynamic surface tension at surface ages down to 5 milliseconds. The following application note will demonstrate the technique using three inks with different formulations.

Predicting shelf-life with MultiScan MS 20 based on ISO/TR 13097 standard
The following note provides detailed explanations on how shelf-life can be predicted using Multiscan technology in accordance with the ISO/ TR 13097 standard

Multiscan Stability Index (MSI) one-click stability evaluation
This application note describes the calculation of the MSI and provides illustrative examples of its use.

Comparing the backscattering intensity using blue and IR light sources in dispersion stability analysis
Commercial polymer microsphere suspensions with various particle sizes and concentrations are used to compare the signal quality of an analyser using blue light with a system using IR light.

Combining the backscattering intensities of blue and IR light sources to get a uniquely defined mean particle size
Commercial polymer microsphere suspensions with two different particle sizes and concentrations are used as examples to show that a uniquely defined mean particle size can be obtained by utilising an analyser with blue light working together with an existing system with IR light.

Lightigo miniFly Laboratory
Combining digital microscopy with powerful elemental identification capabilities, the miniFly Laboratory enables you to quickly and effortlessly identify elements across the periodic table, from the lightest to the heaviest, in virtually any solid sample.

Characterization methods for polymers
Norlab provides a comprehensive selection of instruments for the testing and analysis of polymers, ensuring solutions to meet various needs and applications.

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