JASCO
Company Description
JASCO has more than 55 years of experience within the academic, pharmaceutical, forensics, biotechnology, and industrial markets worldwide. JASCO's line of spectroscopy instrumentation includes FT-IR and microscopy, portable FT-IR, Raman, portable Raman, UV-vis, NIR, fluorescence, circular dichroism, polarimetry, ellipsometry, near-field and dissolution testing. In addition, JASCO specializes in a full line of HPLC and SFC/SFE instrumentation. For more information, please visit www.jascoinc.com.
Chief Spectroscopic Techniques Supported
- FT-IR and FT-IR microscopy
- Portable FT-IR
- Raman
- Portable Raman
- Circular dichroism
- UV-vis and UV-vis/NIR
- Fluorescence
- Polarimeters
- Ellipsometry
- Scanning near-field microscopy (NSOM)
- Dissolution testing
Markets Served
Our spectroscopy products are found in a wide variety of industries including academic, pharmaceutical, forensics, biotechnology, chemical, fuel, and industrial customer labs.
Major Products/Services
The major products manufactured by JASCO Corporation include molecular spectroscopy instrumentation for all manner of applications. JASCO specializes in circular dichroism (CD) and FT-IR, as well as Raman, UV-vis, fluorescence, polarimeters, ellipsometers and scanning near-field microscopy (NSOM). We offer applications support and method development to our customers for all molecular spectroscopy products.
Facility
While our products are manufactured in Japan, we have offices worldwide including our main US office in Maryland with a complete demonstration and sample analysis lab. We also have a demonstration lab in Southern California.
JASCO
28600 Mary's Court
Easton, MD 21601
TELEPHONE
(800) 333-5272
FAX
(410) 822-7526
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF US EMPLOYEES
50
EMPLOYEES OUTSIDE US
500
YEAR FOUNDED
1958
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