89 North LDI-R-G-WF Red/Green Laser Diode Illuminator Fluorescence Microscopy Light Source

The 89 North LDI-R-G-WF is a solid-state red/green laser diode illuminator designed as a standalone microscopy light source for advanced fluorescence imaging applications in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and biomedical research. It emits dual wavelengths at 555 nm (green) and 640 nm (red), with output power up to 1000 mW per channel, enabling multi-channel fluorescence excitation essential for live cell imaging, confocal microscopy, and photostimulation experiments.

Key technical features include:

• Laser Diode Lamp Type with stable wavelengths at 555 nm (range 553–555 nm) and 640 nm (range 632–643 nm)
• Independent shutter and intensity control for each wavelength channel via MicroManager and LDI GUI software, facilitating precise modulation in fluorescence microscopy workflows
• Connection via a 3 mm liquid light guide, compatible with major microscope brands possessing suitable collimating adapters
• Fully tested and serviced unit, ensuring reliability and performance in live-cell imaging and multi-channel fluorescence analysis
• Suitable for integration into bioprocessing, synthetic biology, and molecular cloning workflows where stable and tunable excitation sources are critical

This illuminator supports diverse microscopy techniques widely adopted in biotechnology research, including confocal microscopy, fluorescence imaging, and photostimulation experiments, making it a critical tool in biopharmaceutical production pipelines and molecular diagnostics laboratories.

Included with the unit are all necessary accessories such as the 3 mm liquid light guide and full remote installation and training services, providing seamless setup for research labs focusing on advanced fluorescence applications.

This laser diode illuminator is extensively tested for optical output at both wavelengths and interlock safety features, offering a fully functional, reliable light source that meets the demanding needs of modern microscopy and biotechnology research facilities.