Ocean Optics will bring revolutionary products to participate

Shanghai, March 15, 2013 (AP) - Ocean Optics will launch a revolutionary new spectrometer to the Chinese and Asia Pacific markets at the Laser World of Photonics China 2013 held from March 19 to 21 this year. The booth for Ocean Optics is located in W1 Hall 1622.

This product solves the long-standing problem of high resolution and high sensitivity in the spectrometer industry. Ocean Optics will announce the name of this new spectrometer at that time.

For a long time, in order to achieve high resolution, narrow slits have been used as much as possible, but the accompanying problem is the loss of incoming light energy, thereby reducing sensitivity. High resolution and sensitivity, like fish and bear's paws, cannot be achieved simultaneously.

Ocean Optics, this upcoming mysterious product, combines HTVS (High throughput Virtual Slit) and VPH (Volume Phase Holographic Grating) technology to perfectly overcome this challenge. While improving resolution, it also greatly improves sensitivity.

At the Shanghai Optical Expo in Munich, Ocean Optics will also showcase two other core products: the thin film thickness measurement system NanoCalc and the stackable modular miniature spectrometer Jaz that can be used for field operations.

The sales and technical application team of ocean optics will have in-depth exchanges with visiting experts, scholars, and interested audiences.

The Munich Shanghai Light Expo began in 2006 and is held annually. This year's exhibition is located at Hall W1-W3 of the Shanghai New International Expo Center (2345 Longyang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai). The organizer stated that this year's exhibition will gather a large number of group buyers and end users from machinery, metal processing, aerospace, shipbuilding, scientific research universities, and automation equipment.

Regarding Ocean Optics and HALMA:

Ocean Optics, headquartered in Florida, USA (www.OceanOptics. cn) is a leading provider of optical sensing and spectroscopy technology solutions, providing you with advanced technologies for measuring and studying the interaction between light and matter. Ocean Optics has branches in Asia and Europe, and since 1992, nearly 200000 sets of spectrometers have been sold worldwide. Ocean optics has a vast product line, including spectrometers, chemical sensors, metrological instruments, optical fibers, thin films, and optical components. Ocean optics products are widely used in fields such as medical and biological research, environmental monitoring, scientific education, entertainment lighting, and display. The company is affiliated with Haomai in the UK.

Founded in 1894, HALMA (www.halma. cn) is a leading international company in safety, health, and sensor technology. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and has over 4500 employees and over 40 subsidiaries worldwide. Haomai currently has representative offices in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Shenyang, and has opened multiple factories and production bases in China.