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RappUGA-42 Caliburn
High-precision, modular, high-power density, ablation system
- Scanner-based system for controlled damage at subcellular level
- Spot size approaching the diffraction limit
- High-power density
- User-designed spatial & temporal illumination control
- Directly coupled pulsed lasers (various peak power levels at 266nm, 355 nm, 532 nm)
- Available for a large number of current research microscopes
- Easily integrated into imaging rigs
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