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Near-infrared Spectrometer for Fast, Simple and Robust Routine Analysis of Liquid Samples
Aug 04 2020 Read 334 Times
No sample preparation required, perfect ease of use, results for multiple parameters available after 30 seconds - these are the main advantages of near-infrared spectroscopy for routine analysis compared with competing analysis techniques. QC managers and shift personnel from the manufacturing industries can now benefit from these advantages with the new NIRS DS2500 Liquid Analyser from Metrohm.
The NIRS DS 2500 provides superior sensitivity for analysis down to concentrations in the lower ppm-range.
It covers both the near-infrared range and the visible range, which means that, unlike FT systems, the NIRS DS2500 Liquid Analyser can also detect colour changes of the sample, e.g., caused by aging.
The DS2500 with its IP65 certified housing and only one rotating optical element is a highly robust solution providing excellent protection against environmental influences even in high vibration environments. The rotating high-precision grating used to disperse light guarantees fast data acquisition so that results are obtained within 30 seconds.
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