Cary UV-Vis-NIR spectrophotometers continue to build upon the optical design principles proposed by Howard Cary and embodied in the world’s first commercial recording UV-Vis spectrophotometer, the Cary 11, in 1947. For more than 75 years the Cary design philosophy has remained the same—a spectrophotometer for those who must push the limits of performance and yet have an instrument that is adaptable to many different applications.

Asahi Reaction Unit, Blue Label Pilot-plant has precise and efficient temperature control, minimum energy loss can be realized using our Reaction Vessel.

Asahi Reaction Unit Bench-top gives precise and efficient temperature control, minimum energy loss can be realized using our Reaction Vessel.

You can choose the standardized (Blue Label) or custom-made (Gold Label) product depending upon your needs.

The speedwave ENTRY shows its strengths in application areas where cost efficiency is a key issue. It is therefore used in routine analysis in environmental, food and pharmaceutical applications. Easy to operate, yet cost-efficient and safe.

Pressure digestion vessels from Berghof are the systems of choice when it comes to difficult samples, large sample masses, or in labs that value high levels of flexibility. Typical digestion times lie in the range of 2-4 hours. For difficult to digest samples (e.g., SiC), the ability to extend digestion time for practically any desired period represents a decisive advantage.

Drawing on 35 years of experience in the design and manufacture of spectrophotometers, the Biochrom Libra range of UV/Vis spectrophotometers cover a wide range of applications and are suitable for most laboratories.

Raman imaging is an incredibly effective tool to create detailed chemical images based on a sample’s Raman spectra. In these images, every pixel is composed of a complete Raman spectrum. By interpretation of this spectral data, a false color image can be rendered to emphasize and characterize the sample’s properties like chemical structure or composition.

The SKYSCAN 1273 is Bruker’s latest benchtop 3D X-ray microscope based on micro computed tomography (Micro-CT) technology. Samples with up to 500 mm length, 300 mm diameter, and a maximum weight of 20 kg can be accommodated, a new standard for non-destructive testing (NDT) with benchtop instruments. Best-in-class components turn the SKYSCAN 1273 into a real power pack. The combination of a high-energy X-ray source running at high power and a large format flat-panel detector with ultimate sensitivity and speed provides excellent image quality in just a few seconds.