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IonOptix 10 µm Geo Factor 1.37 Optical Force Sensor, 2.0 N/m, for OptiForce

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Product description

Compact IonOptix OptiForce sensor for nanonewton force measurements in cell and tissue research.

The IonOptix 10 µm Geo Factor 1.37 Optical Force Sensor is a precision OptiForce system component designed for measuring mechanical forces in cell and tissue experiments. Its 2.0 N/m stiffness and 1.37 geometry factor support reproducible nanonewton-range force measurements in mechanobiology and cardiomyocyte research.

  • Product type: Force sensor for the OptiForce system
  • Model: 10 µm Geo Factor 1.37
  • Stiffness: 2.0 N/m
  • Geometry factor: 1.37
  • Measuring range: Nanonewton range
  • Measuring principle: Optical fiber interferometry on the sensor cantilever
  • Compatibility: IonOptix optical force measurement systems
  • Applications: Cell and tissue research, cardiomyocyte analysis, and mechanobiological studies
  • Dimensions: Very compact sensor head component in the millimetre range
  • Weight: Minimal, optimized for precision force measurement

This compact optical force sensor is suitable for quantitative cell mechanics experiments, contractility measurements, and research workflows involving biological force generation. The listed unit is in very good condition, tested, and ready for use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026