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Stratton Technologies
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PO Box 82
Biggleswade
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SG18 8ZN
UK
Telephone: (UK) 08707 606528
http://www.optalex.com
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Listing of all 7 news releases from Stratton Technologies:
Active microscope workstations stabilise images
Halcyonics has expanded its range of laboratory tables with active isolation technology by introducing two new models specifically for vibration isolation of optical microscopes
News from Stratton Technologies (21 March 2007)
Multi-array for extracellular electrophysiology
The Med64 system by Alpha Med Sciences is a complete, easy-to-use, advanced multielectrode array system for in vitro multi-site extracellular electrophysiology
News from Stratton Technologies ( 3 January 2007)
Microscope camera offers 21Mp and streaming video
Combination of fast streaming video and high resolution still imaging for applications requiring analysis of an image in real time followed by quality still image capture
News from Stratton Technologies (29 January 2004)
Instruments stay not all shook up
Active vibration isolation systems feature compact dimensions and claim better isolation than that achievable with the best and most expensive passive systems
News from Stratton Technologies (23 September 2003)
Drop-in replacement lasers
DPSS lasers have been designed 'from the ground up' to replace the argon lasers traditionally used in biomedical instrumentation
News from Stratton Technologies (22 July 2003)
Range of modular micromanipulators
Targeted at applications such as patch clamping and intracellular recording the range includes versions with manual, motorised and hydraulic drives with up to 0.1mm resolution
News from Stratton Technologies (21 July 2003)
Precision motion for the demanding environments
Based on linear piezo motors these stages offer encoded motion at better than 10nm resolution over travel ranges from 24mm to 200mm
News from Stratton Technologies ( 7 February 2003)
