IS-Instruments is a company that specializes in the development of compact spectrographic and remote sensing technologies. They design and manufacture a range of spectrometers and laser-based instrumentation, including Raman spectrometers, LIDAR solutions, and miniature spectrometers. These instruments are used to identify and measure substances in various industries, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and oil and gas. The company's products are designed to provide highly sensitive and accurate measurements, and are often used in extreme environments. IS-Instruments works with clients to provide tailored solutions to specific measurement challenges, and collaborates with academia and industry partners to develop new technologies and applications. The company's expertise is focused on the design of laser-based remote sensing systems, compact Raman spectrometers, and photon counting detection techniques.

IS-Instruments Ltd is a micro-SME based in Kent, England. The company specialises in the development of compact remote sensing instrumentation for industrial applications, specifically Raman. Since starting in 2010, ISI has introduced new technologies and measurement techniques to their range including a gas Raman spectrometer, a stand-off Raman probes for use in hazardous environments, and a deep UV Raman spectrometer for biological sample analyses.

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Spectroscopic solutions for an evolving industrial landscape. Our range of spectrometers and laser-based instrumentation are providing scientists and engineers with a new generation of spectroscopic and laser-based tools across many industries:

Biotechnologies
Nuclear
High-Value Manufacturing
Medical research
Pharmaceutical
Process Control
Security

Our instrument range includes a high etendue Raman spectrometer, gas Raman spectrometer which utilises a hollow core microstructured optical fibre as the sensing medium for the analyses of gas samples, and a deep UV Raman spectrometer for the analyses of biological samples such as protein and amino acids.