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IonOptix OptiForce Sensor, 10 µm Geo Factor 1.19, 1.9 N/m Stiffness

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Product description

High-bandwidth optical force sensor for nanonewton single-cardiomyocyte contractility measurements.

The IonOptix OptiForce Sensor is a high-sensitivity optical force transducer designed for integration with the IonOptix OptiForce control and measurement system. It is intended for single cardiomyocyte contractility analysis, muscle tissue research, pharmacology, and related cellular biomechanics applications.

  • Sensor principle: Laser interferometry for measuring cantilever deflection
  • Geo Factor: 1.19
  • Geo Factor size: 10 µm
  • Stiffness: 1.9 N/m
  • Measuring range: Nanonewton forces
  • Frequency range: > 3 kHz
  • Connection: Compatible with the IonOptix OptiForce control and measuring system
  • Design: Compact, high-precision sensor and measurement assembly
  • Dimensions: Approximately 12 cm × 8 cm × 6 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 500 g

This optical force sensor provides fast temporal resolution for nanonewton-scale measurements and is suitable for research in cardiomyocyte mechanics, muscle physiology, cellular pharmacology, and biotechnology-focused contractility workflows. The unit is described as tested, fully functional, and ready for use.

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Last updated 5 November 2026