Based on the principle of specific spectrum analysis of each chimical component, the organic spectrometry applications are numerous : component identification (mainly
in IR), mixing, screening (IR or Raman), physical analysis (glass, surface analysis)...
Thanks to the development of
new technologies, new accessories, the organic spectrometry is now adapted
to all type of samples : liquids, tablets, films, plastics, biologic samples…
analysis through containers (vial or reactor), or directly in the samples
thanks to optic fibers are also enabled.
These solutions are also easily coupled with other techniques such as dissolution
baths (analysis on line), thermogravimetry (TGA), microscopy.
For more specific analysis, the polarimetry and the fluorescence have become
essential technique in pharmaceutical or biological fields.
Our systems are reliable, ergonomic and meet the strictest legislations
including the 21 CFR 11 norm. We offer high performance configurations for
systems dedicated to routine applications. Our luminescence spectrometers
realize both the routine chemical analysis and biological applications.
Visible
UV Spectrometer
Spectrometry in the UV and the visible areas is easy to use and the
range of avilable accessories makes it suitable in all areas.
NIR
Visible UV Spectrometer
With the Lambda UV-visible NIR series, PerkinElmer is an essential
manufacturer.
Fluorimeter
Using the fluorescence properties of some chemical components allow
the spectrofluorimeters to obtain very specific analysis, with more
sensibility than with a spectrometer.
FTIR
and NIR Spectrometer
IR spectrometers are major tools for many laboratories, the IR spectrum
is often compared with "the fingerprint" of a chemical component,
this is a reliable and powerful technique for identification.
RAMAN Spectrometer
If the IR or UV-Visible spectrometry is based on the absorption by
a compound of the energy emitted by a polychromatic source, the Raman
spectrometry measures the photons diffused at different wavelength
from a monochromatic source.
IR
Microscope
The association of microscopy with IR spectrometry allow at the same
time a microscopic observation and a chemical identification of a
sample.
IR
screening
If the analysis step by step in IR microscopy does not give you all
the information requested, or if the cartographic analysis is too
limited, IR or NIR imaging of the Spotlight series are the perfect
tools not to miss anything of the analysis of your samples.
