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

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Product description

Compact IonOptix OptiForce sensor for nanonewton force measurement in cell, tissue, and cardiomyocyte research.

The IonOptix 10 µm Geo Factor 1.37 Sensor is a compact OptiForce force sensor designed for precise mechanical force measurement in cellular biomechanics, tissue research, and cardiomyocyte experiments. Its 2.0 N/m stiffness and 1.37 geometry factor support reproducible nanonewton-scale measurements.

  • Product type: Force sensor for the OptiForce system
  • Model: 10 µm Geo Factor 1.37
  • Stiffness: 2.0 N/m
  • Geometry factor: 1.37
  • Measurement range: Nanonewton-scale mechanical force measurement
  • Measurement principle: Optical fiber interferometry at the sensor cantilever
  • Compatibility: IonOptix optical force-measurement systems
  • Applications: Cell and tissue research, cardiomyocyte studies, cellular biomechanics, and mechanobiological analysis
  • Construction: Compact sensor-head component with millimeter-scale dimensions
  • Weight: Minimal, optimized for precision measurements
  • Condition: Very good condition; tested and ready for use

This IonOptix OptiForce sensor is suitable for researchers performing quantitative force measurements in mechanobiology, contractility studies, and advanced cell research workflows.

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Last updated 19 October 2026