High quality measurements can be performed using the K-MAC UV-Visible spectrometer which connects to light sources, cuvettes and other accessories and covers the 220-800 nm range.

Our BIOBASE BK-D590 Double Beam Scanning UV/VIS Spectrophotometer, gives us the possibility to characterize several solid or liquid samples in absorption, transmission, or reflection mode, covering a spectral range of 190-1100nm, using a 1200 lines/mm grating.

We have the possibility to measure the mechanical properties of several samples using a BIOBASE BKWW-5S universal testing machine, suitable for tension / compression and flexural tests, using standardized grips.

The BIOBASE BKWW-5S universal testing setup is applicable for a wide range of materials for tension, compression, bending, shearing and low cycle test. Moreover, BKWW-5S is suitable for metal, rubber, plastic, spring, textile, and components testing, following ASTM, ISO, DIN, GB and other international standards.

We have the possibility to implement quantitative detection and mapping of chemical characteristics through spectral imaging using an XPECAM X01 Multispectral imaging system, equipped with a CMOS Monochrome sensor, covering 30 spectral bands, operating from 350 - 1200 nm, with a spatial resolution of 5M pixels. 

A Horiba LabRAM HR Evolution Raman microspectrometer (30 - 4000 cm-1), with open space microscope, offering a large free space under the objective turret. Thus, we can use large sample holders like cryostats, high temperature cells, high pressure cells, or just large samples. In order to get high stability, the sample stage is hard coupled to the LabRAM HR, while focusing is achieved by adjusting the height of the microscope objectives instead of the sample stage. This microscope offers all the functions of the standard microscope.

A Bruker Vertex 70v FT-IR spectrometer attached to a Bruker HYPERION 2000 FT-IR microscope allows us to perform Transmission/Reflection/Absorption measurements in a spectral range of 24000 - 10cm-1 (0.3-720THz), covering a wide frequency range from far IR to visible regime.