Newport's new ValuMax® family of optics includes mirrors, lenses, objectives and prisms were inspired by customers looking for economical optics to perform prototyping, basic optical …
We offer standard and miniature stainless steel optical mounting posts, as well as molded composite optical mounting posts. We have a wide variety of optical post holders to meet your …
Fiber coupling optics are used to couple laser light into an optical fiber.
Selecting the proper optic for any application is a challenge. Newport has come up with a novel approach to assist with your optics selection process. We've created application portals …
Newport offers a wide variety of metallic mirrors with different coatings and on different substrates.
Newport offers a wide variety of dielectric mirrors with different coatings and on different substrates.
The Model 764H series High Power Laser Diode Mounts are industrial grade Cold Plates adapted for research applications. These mounts are optimized with Newport’s temperature controllers, …
Ophthalmology is the branch of medicine that deals with the anatomy, physiology and diseases of the eye. The laser is particularly suited to ophthalmic surgery since it can provide …
Multiple advanced bioimaging techniques have been developed to improve the axial resolution and allow a true 3D representation of the sample to be reconstructed.
MALDI is a soft ionization technique used in mass spectrometry (MS) that produces rapid and efficient ionization of a wide variety of molecules.
Lithography is defined as "a method of printing from a flat surface (such as a smooth stone or a metal plate) that has been prepared so that the ink will only stick to the design that …
Thermal imaging techniques involve discriminating between various objects in a scene based on their respective differences in temperature.
Mirrors are probably the most commonly used optical elements in your lab, and their quality, performance, and reliability are key to the success of your experiment. That's why we provide …
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