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WORLDS FINEST OPTICAL FILTERS ACROSS THE SPECTRUM

Find Chroma at Focus On Microscopy from April 2nd - 5th, FOM23 is an important venue for developers and users in microscopy to share vital updates about this rapidly changing field. You can visit us at booth #44.

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Remote Sensing Filters

Improvements in detection for the range between 1000nm to 3000nm have allowed for the use of SWIR wavelengths in a number of remote-sensing applications. Chroma’s optical filters are produced on high-quality/low-cost substrates that remain insusceptible to industrial, atmospheric, or astronomic environments.

Take a look at a new video from SPIE Photonics West with our Principal Product Engineer, John Atkinson, as he discusses the broad range of applications for Chroma's highly accurate Tristimulus filters in colorimetry, and the industry trends shaping the future of the field.

Chroma Technology is honored to once again be named a Best Place to Work in Vermont by VermontBiz and the Vermont Chamber of Commerce. This is Chroma’s 6th year being recognized as a Best Place to Work in Vermont. As a 100% employee-owned company, Chroma is committed to excellence in all aspects of our business and is very proud to receive this recognition. 

Do you know what a B Corp is? This month we celebrate businesses that "go beyond" as part of a movement for a better system. What does it mean to be a certified B Corp? It means meeting high standards of verified performance, accountability, and transparency. B Corp businesses are scored on 5 impact areas: Governance, Workers, Environment, Customers, and Community. To be certified, your score must be 80 or more. Chroma's score is 100.1. Being a B-Corp means continually growing and improving and every company has its own reasons for going through the #BCorp process. Chroma's are pretty clear! As an employee-owned company, we believe we demonstrate how a for-profit company can benefit people and the environment.

Chroma Newsletter - February 2023