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  • QM-800

    QM-800

      DeltaRAM-X based millisecond ratio fluorescence QuantaMaster spectrofluorometer The QuantaMaster™ 800 UV VIS Rapid Excitation is the latest high-speed multi-wavelength ratio fluorescence system from HORIBA. It in...

      Kyoto, Japan
    • HORIBA Scientific Fluorolog-QM

      HORIBA Scientific Fluorolog-QM

      • Manufacturer: Horiba

      Modular Research Fluorometer for Lifetime and Steady State Measurements The HORIBA Fluorolog-QM™ series of modular research grade spectrofluorometers is the fourth generation of the world famous HORIBA Fluorolog,...

      Kyoto, Japan
    • HORIBA Scientific Tunable PowerArc

      HORIBA Scientific Tunable PowerArc

      • Manufacturer: Horiba

      Tunable 75W Xe Light Source The Tunable PowerArc illuminator can be customized to suit many different applications. Combined with HORIBA’s available accessories, including our full line of monochromators and sam...

      Kyoto, Japan
    • Syncerity VUV

      Syncerity VUV

        Deep Cooled Vacuum Ultra Violet Scientific Cameras High energy camera detection that can interface with a vacuum chamber for measurement down to 120 nm The new Syncerity VUV Camera features: • High QE in VUV Rang...

        Kyoto, Japan
      • HORIBA Scientific InverTau

        HORIBA Scientific InverTau

        • Manufacturer: Horiba

        Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Platform The InverTau™ platform is a laser scanning confocal unit for Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging (FLIM). InverTau is fully software controlled and designed to fit on the side port...

        Kyoto, Japan

      Overview

      Spectroscopy is a scientific technique used to analyze the interaction between matter and electromagnetic radiation. It is commonly used in fields like chemistry, physics, and astronomy to identify substances and understand their properties. Spectroscopy equipment can vary widely, including instruments like spectrometers and spectrophotometers, which measure different aspects of light absorption, emission, and scattering.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used spectroscopy machine?

      Check the machine's age, condition, and calibration status. Verify that it meets your specific analytical needs and comes with necessary accessories and software.

      How do I ensure the spectroscopy machine is shipped safely to my location?

      Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in delicate scientific equipment. Ensure that the machine is properly packaged and insured during transit.

      What maintenance does a spectroscopy machine require?

      Regular maintenance includes calibration, cleaning of optical components, and software updates. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance schedules and procedures.