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IonOptix 10 µm Geo Factor 1.17, 2.2 N/m Micro-Spring Force Sensor for OptiForce

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Product description

Precision 10 µm OptiForce sensor with 1.17 geo factor and 2.2 N/m stiffness for biophysical force measurements.

The IonOptix 10 µm Micro-Spring Force Sensor is designed for compatibility with the OptiForce system and high-resolution force measurement in biophysical research. Its flexible, microstructured spring geometry provides stable, reproducible measurements with minimal drift.

  • Sensor geometry: 10 µm
  • Geo factor: 1.17
  • Stiffness: 2.2 N/m
  • Sensor type: Micro-spring sensor
  • Compatibility: IonOptix OptiForce system
  • Signal transmission: Compatible with the OptiForce interface
  • Calibration: Factory precision calibrated
  • Temperature stability: High measurement stability under laboratory conditions
  • Construction: Compact microstructured sensor with flexible spring geometry
  • Condition: Like-new, inspected, and fully functional

This IonOptix force sensor is suitable for demanding biophysical applications, including force measurement workflows in cellular biomechanics, muscle research, mechanobiology, and biotechnology laboratories.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 3 November 2026