Make Raman Powerful
Figure 1: MacroRAM Raman compact spectrometer
Figure 2: Example of available accessories
Figure 2: Example of available accessories
Figure 3: Quantification of Guanidine Hydrochloride using MacroRAM
Figure 3: Quantification of Guanidine Hydrochloride using MacroRAM

Laboratory products

Make Raman Powerful

03 Sep, 2019

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The newest device in a successful Raman family, HORIBA MacroRAM is the new standard for compact benchtop Raman spectrometer.

its reduced footprint design integrates a powerful and polyvalent 785 nm laser source with the exclusive HORIBA back-thinned scientific CCD cooled to -50°C. Due to its high-end optical system, MacroRAM offers the best resolution and sensitivity of its class. Anti-Stokes shift can even be studied to resolve interferences.

Want to perform in situ measurements or solids samples studies? HORIBA’s MacroRAM can be used with a sample holder, an optical fiber or a probe for almost any laboratory challenges.

Enjoy high performance and ease of use with LabSpec 6 software. It's intuitive interface enables all users to quickly and easily perform  accurate and precise measurements.

Find out why MacroRAM should be your newest lab partner for analyses like in-situ molecular identification and quantification or to follow synthesis or formulating processes.

Application note on in situ measurement.

Quantification using the MacroRAM.

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