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Haematoxylin is extracted from the heartwood of the logwood tree. When oxidized it forms haematein, a compound that forms strongly colored complexes with certain metal ions, notably Fe(III) and Al(III) salts. Metal-haematein complexes are used to stain cell nuclei prior to examination under a microscope. Haematoxylin and eosin stain is one of the most commonly used stains in histology.
IR Dye 1120 is the dye of choice for small medical, military and industrial polycarbonate eyewear to protect against the Nd:YAG laser. IR Dye 1120 finds use in applications where the absorption of Infrared energy is needed in inks and coatings.
IR Dye 1310 is the dye of choice for medical, military and industrial polycarbonate eyewear to protect against the Nd:YAG laser. IR Dye 1310 finds use in applications where the absorption of Infrared energy is needed in inks and coatings.
IR Dye 1410 has excellent solubility in PMMA and provids excellent absorption of infrared energy, as well as excellent transmission of visible light. IR Dye 1410 finds use in a broad range of applications where the absorption of Infrared light, and the transmission of Visible light is important.
IR Dye 1421 finds use in a broad range of applications where the absorption of Infrared light and the transmission of visible lights are important. IR Dye 1421 has sufficient thermal stability to be processed into polycarbonate Welding Protective Eyewear.
IR Dye 1422 finds use in a broad range of applications where the absorption of Infrared light, and the transmission of Visible light is important. IR Dye 1422 has sufficient thermal stability to be processed into polycarbonate Welding Protective Eyewear. IR Dye 1422 finds use in applications where the absorption of Infrared energy is needed in inks and coatings.
IR Dye 2066 finds use in applications where the absorption of Infrared energy is needed in inks and coatings.
IR Dye 5739 finds use in a broad range of applications where the absorption of Infrared light, and the transmission of Visible light is important. IR Dye 5739 has excellent thermal stability and can easily be processed into polycarbonate up to 300oC. It has excellent visible light transmission and affords great protection from the diode laser.
IR Dye 7036 finds use in a broad range of applications where the absorption of Infrared light, and the transmission of visible light is important. IR Dye 7036 has excellent visible light transmission. IR Dye 7036 dye has sufficient thermal stability for molding into small polycarbonate parts.
IR Dye 7164 which has increased thermal stability, allowing it to be used in lower melt flow polycarbonate, thereby imparting greater impact strength to the molded part. IR Dye 7164 is the preferred dye for protecting against the Nd:YAG laser because of its excellent absorption at 1064 nm, and excellent transmission of visible light.
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