Rapp OptoElectronic microscopy photomanipulation & illumination

microscope illumination, modification and accessories
FLUCS - MICRO FLOW PHOTOMANIPULATION
Cell Biology
Microfluidics
inhouse development, manufacturing and software engineering
Your partner for opto-mechanical engineering
optical devices and systems for scientific research
Biophysics
Optogenetics
Neuroscience
Cell Biology
Development Biology
Material Science
scanner-based systems for localized photomanipulation / illumination
multipurpose applications
Ablation & Microdissection
DNA-Damage
Temperature Jump & IR-Lego
Uncaging & Photolysis
Optogenetics & Photostimulation
Photobleaching & FRAP
Photoconversion &-switching
and more!
Multi-Photon Microscopy

Creative Solutions for Microscopy

Rapp OptoElectronic is specialized in high-performance photomanipulation and illumination systems, microscope modification, multi-photon-, spinning disk- and deep-UV microscopy and accessories.

The highly modular system components are mainly used as equipment for photomanipulation and imaging. Modules or complete solutions can be integrated in either new or existing experimental setups.

Based on around 20 years of expertise, high-end custom solutions have been developed in close cooperation with worldwide customers and partners.

Products

Photomanipulation & Microdissection (LCM)

The UGA-42 series is a fast and precise laser photomanipulation system that works with almost all imaging techniques, microscopes, and software packages. The system is designed to be customized with different laser lines, powers, and beam shapes, making it a versatile solution for various applications. The scanner can position the laser beam virtually anywhere in the field of view of the camera, allowing for the illumination of specific points or the scanning of Regions Of Interest (ROIs).

The AiWon series offers a basic, fixed spot photomanipulation solution, and with FLUCS and Holo4D, we provide advanced photomanipulation systems. The Accuva Cellect is a system designed specifically for Laser Capture Microdissection (LCM).