Spectroscopy Products
Malvern Panalytical has launched Smart Manager, a cloud-based “control room” for Zetium and Axios-mAX XRF systems.
Spectrus JS is the first commercially available browser-based application for processing 1D and 2D NMR data.
The 508 PV™ collects UV-visible-NIR absorbance, reflectance, fluorescence and polarisation spectra and imaging through a microscope.
Shimadzu’s new AOC-30 Series automatic sample injection system supports remote operability for many operational processes.
Markes International has launched a next-generation passive sampler that combines all the benefits of radial and axial VOC samplers.
The PAT-Wx is the hazardous location version of Viavi’s PAT-W wireless miniature process spectrometer.
Waters has introduced a new peptide multi-attribute method workflow for their BioAccord™ LC-MS system.
The ionRocket from BioChromato Inc. is a temperature-heating device for direct thermal desorption and pyrolysis of samples, prior to ionisation and analysis by mass spectrometry.
mirSense has launched a new QCL product line covering the 10–17 µm region enabling spectroscopic analysis of concentrations of polluting molecules like BTX, CH3i or HCN.
The Thermo Scientific Orbitrap Exploris GC mass spectrometer is a compact and easy-to-use instrument for high-resolution analysis in routine testing.
Ibsen Photonics has announced the ultra-compact PEBBLE VIS-NIR OEM spectrometer.
CRAIC FilmPro™ software is used with CRAIC Technologies microspectrometers to measure the thickness of thin films of microspot areas in both reflectance and transmission.
JEOL has introduced the JMS-T2000GC “AccuTOF™ GC-Alpha”, a GC-MS instrument with improvements in performance and functionality.
UniKLasers has launched a new single frequency DPSS CW laser which emits at 349 nm with a 50 mW output.
SCP Science has introduced an automated, high volume, microwave digestion system capable of digesting up to 300 samples per run with hands off operation.
The Cora 5001 Raman analyser is a stand-alone spectrometer for use in the lab or in the field.
B&W Tek’s latest handheld Raman analyser uses 1064 nm excitation and is targeted at first responders, police and customs agents.
SciAps have introduced their new generation SciAps Z-901 handheld LIBS analyserwhich has “dual burn” technology allowing users to choose either an “air burn” method or argon-purge.
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Niton XL5 Plus is a small and light handheld XRF analyser.
PicoQuant’s MultiHarp 160 is designed for applications requiring up to 64 synchronised inputs without compromises in time resolution and data throughput.
