Diamond ATR spectrometry sampler

Wednesday, 08 April, 2009 | Supplied by: Spectroscopy Solutions

Pike Technologies has released the GladiATR high-performance diamond ATR sampling device for FTIR spectrometers, featuring high energy throughput with heatable options up to 210°C.

The sampler is designed for pressure applications for hard and demanding solid samples. The element is bonded in a corrosion-resistant Hastelloy plate, suitable for acid and caustic samples.

Options include a germanium plate and temperature control with programming for kinetic studies.

The rugged, monolithic design of the sampler is suitable for operation in harsh environments with a high volume of samples.

Phone: 03 9752 6202

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