The UV-4070 (190 – 900 nm) UV-visible HPLC detector uses an advanced Czerny-Turner monochromator with dual wavelength and scanning functions. Baseline change due to refractive index is minimized by the flow cell design, and fluctuation from changes in environmental and lamp temperature are reduced with a regulated lamp housing and temperature controlled cell.

The V-700 Series comprises five distinct models covering the entire spectrum from the far-UV (187 nm) to the near-IR( 3200 nm). The compact optical design of the V-700 Series UV-Visible spectrophotometers significantly reduces the requirement for bench space in the modern laboratory. For scientists performing spectral characterization, thermodynamic studies, and quantitative measurements for advanced bio- and materials research, who need confidence in the accuracy and reproducibility of their measurements and rely on the results.

Integrating spheres measure either the diffuse transmittance or reflectance of a liquid, solid or powder samples. Typically UV-Visible or UV-Visible/NIR spectrophotometers are used to measure the transmittance of a homogeneous, transparent liquid or solid sample. However, when the light is diffusely scattered by samples such as suspended liquid, opaque solid or powders only a small portion of the light reaches the detector. An integrating sphere captures most of the light from the sample offering a more representative measurement of the sample.

Vacuum oven equipped with microprocessor for programming and self-diagnosis functions.