Bruker MultiRam FT-Raman spectrometer

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FT-Raman Bruker MultiRam spectrometer with an excitation laser at 1,064 nm. Includes high sensitivity Ge detector. Cooled by liquid N2. Autonomy: 5 days. Filter the Raman signal at 1064 nm. PC with OPUS Search program that allows you to create your own spectral libraries. Note: The packaging, transportation and installation is not included as it must be done by the manufacturer for the perfect conservation of the equipment.

Combine advanced digital electronics with Bruker’s high quality optics and you have the ultimate in a high performance FT-Raman system. The intuitive, easy-to-use OPUS software controls all data collection and manipulation functions for the MultiRAM. The real-time spectrum display permits software control of the analysis conditions, including optimization of the laser power and the sample position.High PerformanceThe MultiRAM configuration provides a spectral range of 3600 – 50 cm-1 (Stokes shift). The heart of the MultiRAM is Bruker’s patented interferometer with gold coated optics and permanent RockSolidTM alignment, which provides the superb stability and throughput required for demanding emission experiments, as it is the case for Raman spectroscopy.Sampling FlexibilityThe large sample compartment is easily accessible from 3 sides and features switching to 90° scattering geometry, and defocusing optics which are essential for successful analysis of samples sensitive of thermal heating. A motorized sample stage for optimization of the sample position , and a white light source to correct the spectra for instrument responses are included in the standard configuration of the MultiRAM. Additional sampling accessories, such as automatic sample changers, low and high temperature stages are optional. Sensitivity and StabilityEquipped with a broad band quartz beamsplitter, Bruker’s patented and frictionless RockSolid interferometer guarantees highest sensitivity and stability. The Nd:YAG laser sample excitation source (1064 nm) is fully software controlled. High throughput optics and Bruker’s unique liquid nitrogen cooled Germanium diode detector offers ultra-low signal detection with minimal noise assuring excellent sensitivity. The long hold time of the refrigerant provides hassle free operation for an entire week.

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