Re: Advice for a cheap confocal

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Dear Dr Camello,

I saw your request for a low cost confocal on the confocal listserver.

VisiTech International are manufacturers of confocal imaging systems.
We are able to offer a variety of confocal technologies including
spinning disc systems from Yokogawa, an advanced multi-point confocal
scanner of our own design which eliminates the artefacts normally
associated with spinning disc systems, and a high speed single point
confocal system using Acousto Optical Deflection technology.

I would like to discuss your requirements to see how best we can help
you to obtain a confocal system within your budget.

When would be a good time to call you?

Best regards
Ken

Ken Bell
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VisiTech International Ltd
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Sunderland Enterprise Park (East)
Sunderland SR5 2TQ, UK
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Behalf Of Pedro J Camello
Sent: 09 December 2007 16:45
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Subject: Advice for a cheap confocal

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Hi all,

I would like suggestions for acquisition of the cheapest useful confocal
for live cell imaging (laser or disk-based). We have an old Biorad 1024
(Nikon based) but its lifetime is approaching.

Thanks

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Dr Pedro J Camello
Dpt Physiology
Faculty of Veterinary Sciences
University of Extremadura
10071 Caceres
Spain
Ph: 927257100 Extension 1321
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