Biotechnology & Medical
Navitar manufactures a wide variety of imaging and laser optics systems for biotechnology and medical applications. Often, our customers are moving from the prototype stage to production. Navitar’s years of experience allows us to provide leading equipment manufacturers with highly tailored solutions to meet specific requirements.
Navitar has led the advancement of medical imaging sciences from the very first development of X-ray imaging optics for GE Medical over forty years ago. Over thirty years ago, our Modulation Optics division pioneered the development of Hoffman Modulation Contrast optics for in vitro fertilization. Over ten years ago, our Special Optics division produced the very first femtosecond laser optics for laser eye surgery for what is now Abbott Laboratories.
Today Navitar produces high magnification optics for a variety of automated medical and biotech processes including flow cytometry, cellular analysis, fluorescence imaging, DNA sequencing, in vitro fertilization, stem cell imaging, and laser eye surgery (LASIK).
Medical and bioscience companies can continue to count on Navitar for unsurpassed precision and accuracy in developing integrated optical systems.
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ZFL Fluorescent Microscope
Our modular, ZFL Fluorescent Zoom Systems are used in biotech
equipment, enabling life scientists the opportunity to apply
fluorescent imaging at much lower costs than traditional
fluorescent microscopy.
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12X and Zoom 6000 High Magnification Lenses
The Zoom 6000 and 12X Zoom lenses provide high magnification,
high resolution images suitable for the most advanced biotech
image processing vision systems.
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Custom Electro-optical Systems for Medical & Biotech Applications
From complex imaging lenses to ultra-precise laser focusing optics for laser eye surgery, we can design and manufacture completely integrated electro-optical subsystems.
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Contact Navitar at 800-828-6778 or 585-359-4000 to discuss your application today.
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