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A warm welcome to Pro-Lite’s website. Pro-Lite is a UK-based supplier of specialist equipment and services with a technical focus in the following areas of photonics: instruments for measuring light and the optical properties of materials; photometry; lasers and laser safety equipment; opto-mechanics and nano-positioning equipment; optics and optical materials; and spectroscopy and spectral imaging. Pro-Lite Technology Ltd is part of the Pro-Lite Group of Companies, which includes Photometric & Optical Testing Services, SphereOptics Germany, Pro-Lite France and Pro-Lite Iberia.

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Imagine Optic Confocal and Spinning Disk Microscopy For Live Cell Imaging
Photonics

Use of Adaptive Optics in Microscopy

Optical components used within microscopes, such as objectives, lenses, and mirrors, as well as the biological samples being examined can
Piezosystem Jena Microscopy
Photonics

Microscopy and Life Science Applications for Precision Motion

Applications of precision positioning equipment have gone hand-in-hand with microscopy since the dawn of its inception.
Nireos - Spectral image of photoluminescence of a spin-coated perovskite semiconductor using Hera VISNIR
Spectroscopy

Revealing the Invisible: Unleashing the Power of Spectral Imaging in Microscopy

Most microscopic spectral imaging is implemented using a multispectral approach. However, imaging can be extended to hyperspectral imaging.
Hinalea - Spectral image of stained soft tissue cancer
Spectroscopy

Revolutionising Spectral Imaging

A new spectral imaging technology from Hinalea Imaging exploits a Fabry-Perot interferometer (FPI) to provide selectable high resolution hyperspectral images