Scitech appointed authorised distributor for GreatEyes and BaySpec

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Wednesday, 01 March, 2017

Scitech appointed authorised distributor for GreatEyes and BaySpec

Instrumentation supplier Scitech has been appointed the authorised distributor in Australia and New Zealand for both German-based imaging company GreatEyes and US-based spectral sensing company BaySpec.

GreatEyes develops, manufactures and markets a huge portfolio of high-performance scientific imaging and spectroscopy cameras. A combination of highly sensitive sensors with ultralow-noise electronics allows for optimal detection of weak signals which can be used in the NIR, VIS, UV, EUV and X-ray range.

The company’s products are suitable for imaging and spectroscopy applications including soft X-ray spectroscopy, plasma emission spectroscopy, fluorescence in vivo imaging, low-energy electron diffraction (LEED) imaging, thickness determination of ultrathin foils in the EUV spectrum, XUV spectroscopy and soft X-ray single shot NEXAFS spectroscopy. GreatEyes also manufactures electroluminescence and photoluminescence inspection systems for solar cells, wafers and solar modules in the solar industry.

BaySpec, meanwhile, is a designer, manufacturer and marketer of spectral instruments, including UV-VIS-NIR-SWIR spectrometers, benchtop and portable NIR/SWIR and Raman analysers, confocal Raman microscopes, hyperspectral imagers, mass spectrometers, and OEM spectral engines and components for R&D, pharmaceuticals, chemical, semiconductor and the optical telecommunications industries.

Unlike most optical device companies today, BaySpec manufactures every major component of its systems in-house in the USA. From packaging the detectors, to creating the gratings, to the control electronics and operating software, it is all done in their Silicon Valley headquarters.

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