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  • HORIBA Scientific Nanolog

    HORIBA Scientific Nanolog

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    Steady State and Lifetime Nanotechnology EEM Spectrofluorometer Optimized for nanomaterial EEM characterization with multi-channel CCD and NIR IGA detectors Your best answer to analyzing your mixtures of nanomate...

    Kyoto, Japan
  • UV500 ATEX

    UV500 ATEX

      Online Water Analyser The UV500 ATEX, based on a modular concept, allows to monitor one or several parameters for process water, cooling water or waste water. The special enclosure and air purge system allows to ...

      Kyoto, Japan
    • HORIBA Scientific MacroRAM™

      HORIBA Scientific MacroRAM™

      • Manufacturer: Horiba

      Benchtop Raman Spectrometer MacroRAM™ is an easy-to-use macro Raman spectrometer for fast and reliable Raman analysis. Perfect for bulk analysis of solids, liquid solutions, powders, and gels, MacroRAM provides t...

      Kyoto, Japan

    Overview

    Spectrographs are instruments used to separate and measure the different wavelengths of light. They are essential in fields such as astronomy, chemistry, and physics for analyzing the spectral characteristics of light emitted, absorbed, or scattered by materials. Spectrographs help scientists determine the composition, temperature, density, and motion of celestial objects or chemical substances.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used spectrograph?

    Check the condition of the optical components, the calibration status, and the software compatibility. Ensure the spectrograph meets the wavelength range and resolution requirements for your specific application.

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

    Use a specialized transport service with experience in handling sensitive scientific instruments. Ensure the spectrograph is well-packaged with adequate cushioning to protect it from vibrations and shocks during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a spectrograph?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning the optical components, checking the alignment, and calibrating the instrument. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.