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base ranges from major international manufacturers of analytical and control instrumentation, aerospace companies and space agencies, to research establishments and leading universities. The firm works with well-known
materials for use in the IR spectrum such as germanium and zinc selenide, but also more exotic crystals such as KRS-5 and caesium iodide providing IR transmission up to 50μm. For deep-UV applications, it offers a wide variety of fluoride salts such as calcium fluoride and magnesium fluoride, all cut and precision-polished under one roof. Additionally, it works with a whole host of glass types suitable for visible/near- IR/UV optics. Filter glasses, high index glasses or even the commonly found BK-7 can all be supplied by Crystran.
www.crystran.co.uk
Elliot Scientific | Photonex Booth: 303 Founded in 1990 and located in St Albans, Elliot Scientific is an established and major supplier of components and systems including opto-mechanics, lasers and LEDs, temperature instrumentation, positioning equipment, spectroscopy and microscopy systems.
The firm provides synergistic solutions
for markets in the scientific, research, academic and industrial communities. It routinely supplies competitive quality components and subsystems, as well as complete high-performance analytical and measurement test systems. It is also able to source, integrate and manufacture complex systems, offer custom design and manufacture for OEMs, as well as provide support and technical expertise. In addition to supplying components and systems, the firm also designs and manufactures many of its own products. These include optical tweezers, fibre positioning components, flexure stages, waveguide manipulators, automated alignment systems, and micropositioners. Elliot Scientific’s extensive portfolio is put to work by customers in industries spanning: archaeology, forensics, energy storage/conversion, food and beverage, electrochemistry, geoscience, life sciences, material science/analysis, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductor, among others.
www.elliotscientific.com
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way interactive communication that fosters a real, mutually beneficial partnership between the firm and its customers. Photonic Solutions is equally dedicated
Photonic Solutions’ in-house servicing offers access to skilled engineers to deliver a diverse approach to troubleshooting and problem solving. Since its founding in 1999, Photonic Solutions has evolved as photonics itself has transformed from being a niche application to a critically enabling technology on a global scale. Located at the heart of the Heriot-Watt University Research Park, on the outskirts of Edinburgh, the firm has more than 20 years’ experience supplying the highest quality photonic products for cutting-edge research and industrial applications across the UK and Ireland. Recognised as one of Europe’s leading
optoelectronics companies, Photonic Solutions offers unrivalled service and support thanks to its partnership with leading manufacturers of scientific- and industrial-grade laser systems, cutting-edge imaging and microscopy systems, research- grade spectroscopy solutions, optics and optical instruments, laser diagnostics, safety equipment, and detectors. The firm boasts an exclusive distribution partnership with over 30 internationally renowned photonics firms. Its staff of highly qualified optoelectronic specialists (over half of which are educated to PhD level) have a wealth of experience across a wide range of disciplines. This enables Photonic Solutions to deliver on its mission to provide the highest quality photonic products backed up by the highest quality service and support. Total client satisfaction is achieved through continually open, two-
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to delivering ‘off the shelf’ products and customised solutions that are tailored to the needs and demands of the country’s top universities and high-tech manufacturers, serving industries ranging from life sciences, healthcare and pharmaceuticals to aerospace and defence, solar and environmental, agriculture, electronics, communications, quantum, nanotech and manufacturing. The firm ensures it stays at the forefront of photonics development through its extensive network of manufacturers and customers, who provide detailed insight into each application sector as they grow and evolve. This forms the foundation of its unrivalled knowledge of the UK photonics market, which is what leads to so many leading European photonics firms selecting Photonics Solutions to distribute and service their products throughout the country. “It’s important for our partners to have
local support surrounding their products out in the field, and so consequently we strive to become an extension of the photonics firms we work with,” said Elaine Blackwood, Director of Sales and Marketing. “Our vision has always been to be a key partner in the photonics supply chain, working with scientists and engineers utilising photonics to solve the greatest challenges of the 21st century, from global warming to digital inclusivity.” For more information, a full, in-depth Photonic Solutions profile will soon be available at:
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Laser Lines | Photonex Booth: 315 Situated in Banbury and founded in 1975, Laser Lines is a UK & Ireland supplier of lasers and optical accessories. The firm partners with international manufacturers
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