Chromatography
New Capabilities for FTIR System
Nov 20 2009
A2 Technologies has announced increased sampling and usability capabilities for its compact Exoscan FTIR spectrometer system. These enhancements extend the capability of this spectrometer to cover an array of
applications and make the Exoscan the ideal system for the scientist who requires optimum flexibility in spectroscopic-based application development and implementation for lab and/or field use.
Sampling interfaces for the Exoscan system now include internal reflectance, grazing angle reflectance, diffuse reflectance and specular reflectance. With these enhancements, Exoscan can accommodate liquids, powders, pastes, as well as reflective and non-reflective solids.
Exoscan can be used as a hand-held, battery operated FTIR system for field use and, with its optional docking station, as a powerful lab bench top system. This flexibility enables spectroscopists to non-destructively gather
data in the field, develop methods in the lab and then implement those methods out of the lab.
"We originally designed the Exoscan to provide our customers with the power of a laboratory grade FTIR system in a handheld package. We are delighted that customers working in aerospace, polymers, coatings,
geoscience, art conservation, pharmaceutical and academic endeavors have adopted the system. Now we have added a host of new capabilities that will enable our customers to tackle an ever expanding range of applications," commented Jon Frattaroli, CEO of A2 Technologies.
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