inVia™ research-grade confocal Raman microscopes www.renishaw.com/raman

The world’s best selling high-performance Raman microscope • Designed, developed and refined over more than two decades to make it the most trusted Raman instrument on the market. • Superior, research-grade Raman microscope for your current and future needs. • Designed using Renishaw’s proven expertise in precision and innovative engineering. • Built to last: upgrade, reconfigure, or customise -the inVia Raman microscope is a sound investment. • Available in three models: inVia Basis; inVia Reflex and inVia Qontor®. • Many options and accessories are available to suit your analytical requirements...

Why our users choose inVia Raman microscopes Renishaw is a global company with a worldwide network of scientists and engineers who are on-hand to provide you with expert product, technical and applications support Exceptional, reliable performance Quality, reliability and longevity The inVia system comprises a research-grade microscope coupled to a high-performance Raman spectrometer. It is simple to operate yet delivers outstanding performance—high signal throughput, combined with high spectral resolution and stability—giving reliable results, for even the most challenging measurements. The...

The performance of the system, together with the excellent support from Renishaw, made the decision [to buy an inVia] an easy one for us….. inVia microscopes are an efficient, easy-to-use, easy-to-share system. Boston University (USA) inVia™ confocal Raman microscop

Key benefits High performance Repeatable results The inVia Raman microscope delivers outstanding performance, providing you with the best data in the shortest time. Rely on the inVia Raman microscope to produce results you can trust. With its outstanding performance you can be confident that it will deliver repeatable results time and time again – no matter how challenging the experiment. Sensitive See even the weakest Raman scatterers and get spectra from thin films and monolayers. Powerful Use the inVia Raman microscope for both Raman and photoluminescence measurements to obtain information...

Key features High optical efficiency High spectral stability Fast and sensitive analysis Get consistent, reliable data Renishaw’s engineers have used their vast experience of precision and innovative design to make the inVia Raman microscope the most sensitive Raman instrument available. They use a stigmatic on-axis spectrometer which gives highest optical efficiency, excellent stray light rejection and exceptional sensitivity. With the inVia system you can study very weak Raman signals and rapidly analyse even minute traces of material. With its rigid, lightweight baseplate, and precision kinematic...

intensity / arbitrary A Raman spectrum of l-histidine, showing the lattice modes (inset), fingerprint and C-H ranges, at high spectral resolution. It was acquired in a single spectral collection using SynchroScan™ technology.

The inVia Raman microscope supports a wide range of environmental and sampling accessories. Here, a mapping experiment is being performed at high temperature. Highly sensitive detectors High performance microscope Cutting edge technology Leica for quality, efficiency and reliability The inVia Raman microscope's use Renishaw’s own ultra-low noise, ultra-high sensitivity CCD cameras so you get the best results in the shortest possible time. Should you wish to add more, the inVia system can be fitted with up to four detectors, such as electron multiplied (EM) detectors and InGaAs arrays. Leica Microsystems’...

Extended sample viewing Multiple lasers Clearly see your sample Get the best data, whatever your sample type Many users prefer to view their samples directly using stereo eyepieces, so all inVia Raman microscopes come equipped with binoculoars as standard. The inVia Raman microscope’s wide range of directly coupled laser excitation options, from the near-infrared to the deep ultraviolet, ensures you can tailor your instrument to match your needs. When the inVia system is equipped with a sample stage, such as Renishaw’s high speed encoded stage (MS30), it can generate an image of the sample that...

Crisp, clear chemical images The inVia Raman microscope offers a complete range of imaging technologies that enable you to acquire data from points, lines, areas, and even volumes. StreamLine™, StreamHR™ and True Raman Imaging™ technologies are unique to Renishaw and generate outstanding Raman images. The inVia system is easy to use and maintain The inVia system’s automation removes the need for manual intervention. When you change key components, like filters, lasers and gratings, it will automatically reconfigure its optics and optimise its alignment. This makes analysis more efficient, which...

Maintain focus in real time Raman polarisation option Sample surface/interface tracking technology For analysis of the symmetry and orientation of samples Use LiveTrack™ automated focus-tracking technology to acquire, in real-time, accurate and repeatable spectra and topography from samples with extensive variations in height. Create stunning 3D images of uneven, curved or rough surfaces without the need for pre-scanning. Optional polarisation enables the control of both laser and spectrometer polarisation (polariser/analyser). With these options you can determine the orientation of crystals...

(a) Analysis of a coated flat-head screwdriver bit. The image reveals the distributions of TiN (green) and TiO2 (magenta). The imaged surface is 8.1 mm wide, 5.1 mm deep and 3.6 mm high. (b) Quartz-dominated rock (Tiger’s Eye). The Raman image shows quartz (cyan) and inorganic carbonates (yellow). The imaged surface is 47 mm wide, 26 mm deep, and 3.0 mm high. 12 inVia™ confocal Raman microscope

Maintain focus in real time LiveTrack focus-tracking is available on the inVia Qontor. Focus is maintained automatically in real time during data collection and white-light video viewing. ™ • Keep your view of the sample in focus while you move around under manual control. • Raman-image rough, uneven, and curved surfaces. • Little or no sample preparation is required. • View Raman chemical images in 3D and see both the chemistry and the topography. • No need for time-consuming set up or a pre-scan. • Maintain focus during dynamic measurements, such as sample heating/cooling and during very long...