High Standard Set by New Programmable Visible Spectrophotometer

Chromatography

High Standard Set by New Programmable Visible Spectrophotometer

30 Jan, 2008

Published over 18 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Chromatography.

Camspec is setting new standards for product features and cost with the launch of its new M108 Programmable Visible Spectrophotometer.

Fitted with stepper motors for wavelengths and filters, the M108 features a stylish 9-button keypad and a 4 line x 20 character LCD display to enable users to store and recall up to two hundred methods or sets of results.

Data output from this new intelligent visible spectrophotometer can include method number and name, wavelength, date and time, %T, Abs, concentration and unit, and the provision of an RS232 serial output port makes for easy PC control or printer interface. PC application software options include concentration curves, timescan and wavelength scanning.

At the official launch of the M108 was at the European Distributors Conference in London on 2 November, Camspec’s Managing Director Tony Moss said:
“The new M108 programmable visible spectrophotometer is a result of our design, production and supply partnership with a Chinese/American company. I really believe that we are setting a new standard by which other manufacturers will now be judged.”

Working with an extensive network of international distributors, Camspec’s products are already used in a significant range of global research, quality control and conformance applications. The M108 instrument has been designed to fit neatly into the Camspec family of products, and its price point would suggest that it will have a strong appeal in the education arena.

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