FlowCam 8100, FlowCam 8000 Series Flow Imaging Microscopy

Flow Imaging Microscopy (FIM) combines the benefits of digital imaging, flow cytometry, and microscopy into a single solution. Beyond traditional particle sizing and counting, image-based analysis allows for comprehensive characterization of subvisible. API aggregates and contaminants in biopharmaceuticals, mammalian cells, microplankton, emulsions, and advanced materials.
Through its exceptional image quality and the widest size range available, FlowCam 8000 represents state-of-the-art particle imaging technology. Analyze thousands of particles in less than a minute and comprehensively characterize the size, count, morphology, and identity of subvisible and visible particulates in
their native solvent.
With applications in biopharmaceutical formulations, cell and gene therapy, oceanographic research, municipal water quality monitoring, materials science, and many other markets, FlowCam continues to re-imagine particle analysis.

FlowCam Particle Characterization
FlowCam 8000 is an image-based particle size and shape analyzer that uses flow imaging microscopy to capture high-resolution images of particles in a fluid medium, combining the benefits of digital imaging, flow cytometry, and microscopy. 

Image-based particle analysis allows for the comprehensive characterization of subvisible particles, API aggregates, and contaminants in biopharmaceuticals, as well as mammalian cells, microplankton, emulsions, and advanced materials.
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FlowCam 8100
 • Highest versatility in flow imaging microscopy
 • Widest range of applications in biopharma formulations, cell and gene therapy, materials characterization, and aquatic research
 • Available with color or black-and-white camera

FlowCam Cyano   
• Optimized for freshwater quality monitoring
 • Integrated fluorescence triggering option to detect and differentiate between images of cyanobacteria and other algae types
 • Color camera, 633 nm laser excitation

 FlowCam 8400
 • Differentiate specific analytes through fluorescence triggering
 • Applications include marine and freshwater research as well as water quality monitoring
 • Color camera, 488 nm or 532 nm laser excitation