SOL instruments
High-performance reliable instruments and innovative technologies
for scientific research and industrial applications
SOL instruments
High-performance instruments and innovative technologies for scientific research and industrial applications
Equipment for Science
- Confocal Raman microscopes
- Laser elemental analyzers
- Imaging monochromator-spectrographs and spectrometers
- Pulsed lasers
- Spectrophotometers
- Detectors
- Optical monitoring systems
- OEM and special solutions
Equipment for Industry
- Molecular analysis of chemical composition
- Raman spectroscopy
- Spectrophotometry
- Elemental analysis of chemical composition
- Optical monitoring systems
Development of non-standard equipment according to custom requirements
About SOL instruments company
SOL instruments is an innovation-focused manufacturer of technologically advanced instruments for optical and photometric measurements, elemental analysis and nano-scale microscopy. We do not just sell innovative devices, we create them to solve Your tasks!
About SOL instruments company
SOL instruments is an innovation-focused Belorussian manufacturer of technologically advanced instruments for optical and photometric measurements, elemental analysis and nano-scale microscopy. We do not just sell innovative devices, we create them to solve Your tasks!
SOL instruments GmbH at the 28th World’s Trade Fair Analytica 2022 in Munich
We were very glad to meet you at our stand during the 28th World’s Leading Trade Fair for Laboratory Technology, Analysis, Biotechnology and Analytica conference, 21-24 June 2022...
The IX International Scientific Conference APSSP-2021: 22 to 26 November, Minsk
As an official sponsor, we invite you to visit Minsk this November, to take part in the IX International Scientific Conference «ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF SOLID STATE PHYSICS» 2021...
Webinar on the 9th of April: Ramanomics platform for cell biology research…
We invite you to take part in the webinar "Ramanomics platform for cell biology research: why do we want to bridge optical imaging with in situ molecular analysis" on April 9th...
