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Hamamatsu Photonics is a leading name in the field of optoelectronic technology. With a legacy rooted in Japanese excellence and innovation since 1953, we have continually empowered our customers to visualize, measure, and analyze critical information, transforming processes across a multitude of... View more

MULTI-LAYER OPTICS AND X-RAY TECHNOLOGY Moxtek is a leading supplier of advanced nano-optical and x-ray components used in display electronics, imaging, and analytical instrumentation. Moxtek provides innovative, solution-based products and services focused on performance, quality, and... View more

X-Ray Technology for Global Markets VJ Technologies, Inc. offers leading-edge solutions for the most advanced X-ray imaging applications. They perform CFR1020.40 X-Ray Inspections Only. VJ Technologies is the parent corporation for VJ Electronix and... View more

Nikon is a world-renowned brand, firmly established as a market leader in optical instrumentation and the only microscope company to manufacture its own glass, ensuring the very finest quality assurance throughout production. With over 90 years expertise in the field, Nikon has always been at the... View more

Over 30 Years of Innovation North Star Imaging was founded in 1986 by Ken Ness as a Non-destructive Testing (NDT) equipment representative and accessory supplier based in the St. Paul, MN area. The firm specialized in industrial X-ray testing. NSI served the upper Midwestern... View more

Think Thermo Scientific for superior analytical instruments, laboratory equipment, software, services, consumables and reagents. Find better workflow solutions spanning sample preparation, sample analysis, and data interpretation. More Capabilities. New Possibilities. Dionex... View more

Nikon Metrology, a wholly-owned subsidiary of NIKON CORPORATION, offers the broadest range of metrology solutions for applications ranging from micromechanics and electronics to the largest aircraft. Nikon Metrology’s innovative measuring and precision instruments include state-of-the-art... View more

On December 25, 1926, in the Hamamatsu area of Japan, the letter “イ” (a Japanese katakana character, pronounced “e”) was electronically transmitted and displayed on the first time on a cathode ray tube. To Professor Kenjiro Takayanagi – later called... View more