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Applicators

 

The applicator module is the component in which the sample is allocated. Each applicator fits in size and power the experiment for which it was designed. Calorimetry, in vivo or in vitro experiments , clinical trials and any implementation that the laboratory work may demand will find an adequate DM100 applicator, yet within our catalog or in tailor-made devices.

DM1

Applicator for calorimetry and thermal experiments

DM1
  • Dewar with vaccum pump connection, designed for SAR measuring and thermal experiments.
  • Sample holder for different sample sizes.
  • Ready for in vitro experimentns and different types of small size samples.
  • Temperature optic probe with 0.1ºC resolution.
  • Adjustable and automatable field intensity.(*)
  • Models with fixed for or user configurable frequencies up to 1MHz available.(*)

 

(*) Maximum field intensities and frequencies according to models. Special intensities and frequencies on demand.

 

 

DM2

Applicator for multiple uses

DM2
(Available on October 2012)
  • Sample holder for different sample sizes.
  • Ready for in vitro experimentns and different types of small size samples.
  • Temperature optic probe with 0.1ºC resolution (optional).
  • Adjustable and automatable field intensity.(*)
  • Models with fixed for or user configurable frequencies up to 1MHz available.(*)

 

(*) Maximum field intensities and frequencies according to models. Special intensities and frequencies on demand.

 

 

DM3

Applicator for animal experimentation

(Available on January 2013)

 

  • Sample holder for different specimen.
  • Accessories for in vitro experimentns and different types of samples on demand.
  • Biosensors integration on demand.
  • Temperature optic probe with 0.1ºC resolution (optional).
  • Adjustable and automatable field intensity.(*)
  • Models with fixed for or user configurable frequencies up to 1MHz available.(*)

 

(*) Maximum field intensities and frequencies according to models. Special intensities and frequencies on demand.

 

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