FTIR/NIR Spectrometer for OEM and Solution-Enabled Technology Partners
Oct 14 2015 Read 1145 Times
The Thermo Scientific Nicolet iG50 FT-IR/NIR spectrometer is a rugged, customisable analyser designed for industrial applications. Based on the industry-leading Nicolet FT-IR laboratory spectrometer, it offers high-performance to meet a broad range of demanding applications such as landfill gas monitoring, continuous emission monitoring (CEM) for smokestack emissions and other chemical process gas applications. The system is highly configurable, compact, and rack mountable offering customised solutions for easy integration into your process monitoring systems, making the Nicolet iG50 also the ideal choice for OEM integration. In addition, the Nicolet iG50 system offers continuity from lab to plant with common formats and macros enabling lab support for troubleshooting plant issues.
For systems integrators and process engineers focused on analysing materials used in the research, design, and manufacture of chemicals, compounds and other goods, Thermo Fisher Scientific offers best-in-class FTIR spectroscopy that can greatly enhance the analytical capabilities of your systems.
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