Our new CEO shares his excitement for the tremendous opportunities that lie ahead for Excelitas with accolades for the company’s legacy and team. 

Excelitas Technologies^® Corp. is a photonics technology leader focused on delivering innovative, high-performance, market-driven solutions to meet the lighting, optronics, detection and optical technology needs of our OEM customers. Serving a vast array of applications across biomedical, scientific, safety, security, consumer products, semiconductor, industrial manufacturing, defense and aerospace sectors, Excelitas stands committed to enabling our customers’ success in their end-markets. 

Find out about the latest advancements that are boosting the use of UV imaging in machine vision and beyond from several industry experts including Excelitas Senior imaging Product and Applications Scientist Gerhard Holst.

Learn about the many breakthrough advantages that UV curing systems offer in Electric vehicles (EV) battery manufacturing including reduced process times, higher throughput, lower rejection rates, and environment-friendly benefits. 

Read an overview of the latest advances in illumination for fluorescence imaging, from near-UV to near-IR fluorophores. This article also features case studies demonstrating the award-winning X-Cite^® NOVEM™ as successful replacements for traditional arc lamps in calcium imaging applications.

Learn about the effectiveness of utilizing upper-air disinfection in contagion control, and how it has become one of the most valuable, proven defenses available for airborne respiratory viruses like SARS-CoV-2.

As the silicon chips that power today’s devices and technologies continue to shrink in size, manufacturing processes increasingly necessitate higher-resolution illumination and imaging, better performance, and strict contamination control.

When technology in microscope light sources originally moved to LEDs in the early 2000s, fluorescence work in the green gap (540 to 590 nm) excitation range was a challenge with no solution. Learn how technology has adapted to provide LEDs that match the excitation of fluorophores typically used in multiplex fluorescence imaging. 

UV LED curing technology is used in inkjet printing and marking technology applications for fiber optic and electrical cables. This technology is safe, easily implemented, does not introduce stress into the cables and results in extremely durable and legible markings.