Products

The Rigaku ResQ CQL 1064 nm handheld Raman analyser is aimed at the safety and security sector.

B&W Tek has announced the TacticID-1064 handheld Raman analyser for real-time identification of suspicious and unknown substances in the field.

A new QuickDetect mode for the Progeny ResQ 1064 nm handheld Raman analyser can identify residues or non-visible amounts.

Princeton Instruments’ high-performance BLAZE cameras feature two new sensors.

B&W Tek has introduced the QTRam for non-destructive and real-time pharmaceutical content and blend uniformity measurement.

Ibsen Photonics has introduced the Eagle OCT-S spectrometer platform for OEM supply to manufacturers of analytical instruments.

New security, productivity and industrial control modules are included included in the latest version of Tornado’s Raman software.

Malvern Panalytical have introduced a new version of their Morphologically-Directed Raman Spectroscopy (MDRS^®) system, the Morphologi 4-ID.

Rigaku Analytical Devices’ new Progeny ResQ FLX analyser is specifically designed for narcotics identification.

WITec have introduced a new instrument with their 3D Raman imaging functionality in an inverted microscope.

Metrohm’s new handheld Raman system has been designed for use by first responders who need analysis without contact with the sample.

WITec has released TrueMatch, a software component for accessing and creating Raman spectral databases. It can search existing libraries of Raman spectra to identify sample components and also allows users to create their own catalog of acquired spectra to assist in their research.

TSI ChemLogix has integrated its Raman spectroscopy instruments with Spectragryph software from Spectroscopy Ninja.

The Apollo II™ Raman microspectrometer features high sensitivity, high spectral resolution, a broad spectral range and rapid sampling times.

Laser Components has introduced a new range of laser diode modules, with narrow linewidth sources for use in Raman spectroscopy and SERDS applications.

Princeton Instruments’ new SpectraPro® HRS-500 high-resolution imaging spectrograph uses exclusive ResXtreme™ spectral deconvolution technology.

The Horiba CLUE Series offer a scalable platform for imaging and spectroscopic analysis of nano-objects with SEM and dual SEM/FIB (Focused Ion Beam) microscopes.

The Thermo Scientific Nexsa surface analysis system integrates XPS with additional techniques for correlative analysis in materials research.

Horiba Scientific has introduced a new line of SynapsePlus CCDs for high speed and low light applications.

The RISE system enables a WITec Raman microscope to be operated within a scanning electron microscope with samples transferred easily between SEM and Raman measuring positions.