New Spectrum Spectrometer for High-Speed Infrared Analysis

Chromatography

New Spectrum Spectrometer for High-Speed Infrared Analysis

09 Jun, 2011

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PerkinElmer, Inc announced the launch of Spectrum Two™, a reliable infrared (FT-IR) spectrometer built upon decades of spectroscopy expertise. Part of a new platform of FT-IR spectrometers, Spectrum Two is designed specifically to perform rapid analytical measurements and is suited to a wide range of materials and markets.

Easy to use and compact, Spectrum Two is ideal for unknown substance identification, material qualification or concentration determination. Spectrum Two can be operated across applications as diverse as fuel and lubricant analysis, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, environmental and polymer analysis, and the teaching of these methods in academic laboratories.

The instrument’s low-maintenance design breaks new ground in operational simplicity and is intended for use by ‘anyone, anywhere, anytime’ - bringing the benefits of accurate and reliable high-speed FT-IR analysis to non-expert users, even in nonlaboratory environments.

Dedicated systems utilising Spectrum Touch™ next-generation user interface have also been developed to meet the needs of applicationspecific quality control analysis. Incorporating user-friendly touchscreen technology, Spectrum Touch allows results to be obtained faster than ever before by even the most inexperienced user, simplifying analysis operations considerably.

The instrument’s innovative software and patented features ensure consistency and repeatability, and a unique humidity shield protects against environmental effects.

The Spectrum Two analysers also represent a major milestone of PerkinElmer’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, through reduction of the overall carbon footprint of manufacture, packaging and transportation. These are the first PerkinElmer instruments where reducing the impact on the environment was integral to the design process, by creating the smallest and lightest PerkinElmer infrared instruments ever made and selecting materials from recyclable sources.

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