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Life science has been defined in various ways but generally as a term is used to refer to a wide range of disciplines including those of molecular biology, biomedical science, biochemistry, genetics, biotechnology, pharmaceutical science, neuroscience and aspects of environmental science as well as other areas concerned with the studies of living organisms such as plants and animals.

Much of the research work being undertaken involves high precision equipment such as performance optical microscopes, electron microscopes, microbalances, sensitive spectrometers, NMR imaging systems and so forth.

We have supplied researchers throughout the world in numerous major research centres with our products and have significantly improved the performance of their instruments. Applications such as laser confocal microscopy, time lapse microscopy, patch clamping, atomic force and scanning probe microscopy are all examples of areas in which vibrations can cause significant problems.

We offer a very broad range of solutions from simple isolators to complete custom isolation systems for instruments weighing from a few kgs up to several thousand kgs and have made systems as large as 3x4m for specialist applications.