About Implen
Implen GmbH is a leading global supplier of high-precision UV/Vis spectrophotometers for analyzing the smallest sample volumes. The company stands for innovation, user-friendliness and maximum measurement accuracy in molecular biology, biochemistry and life science research.
As a specialist for mobile and reliable spectroscopy solutions, Implen develops and distributes compact, maintenance-free systems that optimize everyday laboratory work with precise and reproducible results. The products are used in leading research institutes, universities, pharmaceutical companies and diagnostic laboratories worldwide.
Implen stands for precision and innovation - Made in Germany.
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- Founding: 2003
- Focus : Manufacturer
- Employees: 11-50
- Industry : Laboratory analysis / Laboratory measurement technology
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