LTB Lasertechnik Berlin GmbH
Booth number: 502
www.ltb-berlin.de
About us
LTB Lasertechnik Berlin GmbH is an innovative developer and manufacturer of short-pulse UV lasers and of different spectrometers and laser-based measuring technique, marketing its products world-wide.
Product range
Laser sources for industrial analytics and medical diagnostics (nitrogen lasers)
Highest-resolution spectrometers and monochromators from UV to the NIR
Laser-based measuring technique for spectroscopic material analysis and process analytics (LIBS, Raman)
Customized systems and engineering services for scientific and industrial applications
Research & Development Activities
OEM parts for industrial process control, material analysis and sorting (in-line/at-line) based on laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) in mining&exploration, metallurgy, gemology and recycling
Sample analysis based on combined LIBS-Raman spectroscopy
Further development of the nitrogen laser
Address
Am Studio 2c
12489 Berlin
Germany
Phone: +49 30 912075100
Contact person:
Dominik Schiller
Technical Marketing
E-mail: Dominik.Schiller@ltb-berlin.de
Schirin Börnert
Marketing & Sales Manager Lasers
E-mail: schirin.boernert@ltb-berlin.de
Products & Services
LTB will present its- State-of-the-art nitrogen lasers (337 nm, pulse width 3 ns, extremely reliable) for MALDI mass spectrometers and Bioreaders (FRET, TRF)
- high resolution echelle spectrometers series ARYELLE
- virtual CORALIS – a cutting-edge RAMAN-LIBS laboratory benchtop system for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of solid, liquid and gaseous samples.
- extended information about our newest development CALIBSO, a versatile benchtop LIBS system made for laboratory and industrial use
CALIBSO
The technology allows qualitative and quantitative multielement analysis. By means of a high-quality sample imaging, pre-selected measurement positions are analysed contact free and with high spatial and spectral resolution. The easy-to-use software Sophi nXt ensures the reliable control of all components and forms the central interface between operator and technology.
