Quickly identify unknown materials and contaminants that may affect product quality. The Thermo Scientific Nicolet iN5 FTIR microscope provides rapid identification with point-and-shoot simplicity. The no-nonsense workflow requires only a few short steps; there’s no need to learn complex software. You can get answers in minutes — without the need for spectroscopy expertise. Simply see it, scan it, and solve it. Built for the demands of the busy QA/QC lab, the Nicolet iN5 microscope will provide reliable operation for years, across multiple users and product analysis needs
Sample Illumination : Sample Illumination: High-intensity LED Sample View : Simultaneous view/sample (Simul-View) Video Image : 1.3 megapixel camera Objectives : 10×, N.A. 0.71; Permanent alignment; ATR ready Condenser type : Permanent centration; Z-focus positioning Power requirements : Powered by the spectrometer Dimensions (D x W x H) : 35 × 66 × 56 cm (13.8 × 26 × 22 in.) Weight : 29 kg (64 lbs)
The Metrohm brand stands for highly accurate, robust instruments and continuous innovation. Our spectroscopy portfolio reflects these standards. We have cutting-edge near-infrared and Raman systems for lab, process, and field operation. Our solutions are as diverse as the spectroscopy market – learn more about our instruments and innovations below.
MIRA XTR is an alternative for high power 1064 nm systems. Powered by advanced computational processing, MIRA XTR uses a more sensitive 785 nm laser light along with XTR algorithms to eXTRact the Raman data from the sample fluorescence. MIRA XTR also features Orbital Raster Scanning (ORS) to provide better coverage of the sample increasing the accuracy of the results. The Basic package is a starter package that contains the basic components required for operating the MIRA XTR. The Basic package includes Calibration Standard, Intelligent Universal Attachment, and the library of Illicit Materials. Class 3B operation.
The Metrohm brand stands for highly accurate, robust instruments and continuous innovation. Our spectroscopy portfolio reflects these standards. We have cutting-edge near-infrared and Raman systems for lab, process, and field operation. Our solutions are as diverse as the spectroscopy market – learn more about our instruments and innovations below.
MIRA XTR is an alternative for high power 1064 nm systems. Powered by advanced AI and Machine Learning, MIRA XTR uses a more sensitive 785 nm laser along with XTR algorithms to eXTRact the Raman data from the sample fluorescence. MIRA XTR also features Orbital Raster Scanning (ORS) to provide better coverage of the sample increasing the accuracy of the results. The Advanced package includes MIRA Lib KnowItAllTM Full Raman Library Collection of over 19,500 samples, MIRA XTR Raman spectral library for Illicit Materials, Calibration Standard, Intelligent Universal Attachment, Right-angle Attachment, Vial Attachment, and MIRA SERS Attachment. A complete package for any type of analysis. Class 3B operation.
The Z-901 features an all-new ergonomic design, a 0.5 lb. weight reduction down to about 3.5 lbs. (1.6 kg), improved heat dissipation, and completely updated software and processing electronics. General alloy testing for scrap sorting, PMI/NDT or quality assurance. Does not measure carbon. The Z-901 also leads the way featuring the first-ever “dual burn” technology. Users can test with the 901 either using an “air burn” method or using argon-purge for applications requiring higher precision and lower limits of detection.
A single spectrometer to covers the wavelength range of 200 – 440 nm. The instrument is factory calibrated for a suite of 15-20 elements, depending on application. Or operators may use the accompanying Profile Builder software package to customize to specific elements, their own calibration standards, and spectral processing. The Z-901 can be set up to measure the emissions of any element except Li, Na, H, C, N, O, Cl, Br, F, Ce, Rb, S. Common factory-calibrated Z-901 applications include alloy, mining and environmental analysis, typically for beryllium in soil.