New UV/Vis Spectrophotometer

Analytical instrumentation

New UV/Vis Spectrophotometer

08 Mar, 2013

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Analytik Jena AG (Germany) has now extended its latest generation of double-beam spectrophotometers by the new SPECORD 50 PLUS. This new dual-beam UV/Vis photometer for the spectral range from 190 to 1100 nm combines high energy throughput with best stability. Quartz-coated, premium encapsulated optical components guarantee highest quality, maximum performance and extreme durability.

The SPECORD PLUS series furthermore consists of: The SPECORD 200 PLUS with fixed slit widths, which stands for time-resolved sample and reference measurements; The SPECORD 210 PLUS with five different slit widths to measure samples requiring high optical resolution, and; The SPECORD 250 PLUS with five different slit widths and double monochromator for samples producing stray light.

Some of the advantages at a glance: No warm-up: plug and play; Large, easily accessible sample compartment for quick change of samples and accessories; Internal holmium oxide filter for automatic wavelength calibration; Fast, easy lamp replacement; Alternative cell position in front of the detector to measure turbid samples; Pre-aligned, voltage stabilised radiation sources; Unparalleled range of accessories for the automation of routine analyses as well as for special applications and; For applications in chemistry, pharmacy, life science, medicine, food, and environmental analyses.

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