Laboratory Supplies

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Ossila is a leading supplier of lab equipment, chemicals, and supplies for materials science. Our mission is to pave the way to discovery by empowering the international scientific community with the tools they need to accelerate their research. We offer a wide range of laboratory supplies to stock all sorts of research and commercial laboratories. Whether you are making thin films, analyzing the optical properties of your samples, monitoring chemical reactions or making solutions, having an abundant and reliable source of laboratory consumables and supplies is vital. Jump to: Substrates and Fabrication | Electrochemistry | Spectroscopy | Solution Making | Equipment Accessories | General Lab Supplies Substrates and Fabrication When it comes to the preparation of thin films, having a smooth uniform substrate is of the utmost importance. If your substrate is rough or uneven, even on the micro-scale, this can lead to defects or inconsistencies in your film. This could cause problems, for example, in your optoelectronic devices. We therefore provide you with everything you need to create a uniform film wherever possible. These include: Glass substrates: Quartz-coated glass films are ultra-flat for smooth defect-free films, and have high transmission in both the visible and UV wavelengths, making them ideal for taking absorbance or PL measurements on thin films. Alternatively, our ITO-coated glass substrates have high conductivity whilst maintaining a smooth surface. These are perfect for use in optoelectronic devices such as solar cells or OLEDs. Cleaning Materials: Our substrate racks to allow you to clean many substrates at once without them damaging one another and Hellmanex III is the gold standard surfactant for laboratory cleaning. These supplies are featured in our guide: How to Clean Substrates. Post fabrication materials: We provide all the supplies you need to encapsulate air-sensitive devices. We have also written a guide on Solar Cell Encapsulation where we