LIBS
find the unique spectral signature of a chemical element.
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LIBS Analyzer
LIBS is a type of optical emission spectroscopy used to measure elemental concentrations in a material.
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Long Focal Length Spectrometer
1000M Series
The M Series II monochromators are the large focal length monochromators of choice for the most demanding spectroscopy applications such as Raman, Plasma Emission, LIBS and others. With a spectral resolution down to 0.006 nm and an optional dual automated entrance and exit ports, the M Series II monochromators are the most versatile spectrometers in their market space. These monochromators also benefit from the highest quality of gratings, also designed and manufactured by HORIBA. The M Series is the ultimate spectrometer for ultra-high spectral resolution down to 0.006 nm.
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StellarCASE Analyzers
StellarNet proudly announces new rugged and fully integrated portable Case Spectroscopy Systems for material identification, elemental and composition analysis using Raman, NIR & LIBS technologies. The StellarCASE Systems include interior mounting of spectrometer instrumentation pre-configured for “Open & Measure” application, with no additional setup required. With a simple press of the “Analyze” button instantaneous composition analysis or material/elemental match results are displayed on your screen. The StellarCASE systems feature an internal main power control system with ON, OFF, & Charge buttons and an 8 hour battery life for portable field applications. Also, includes AC power adapters for use in the laboratory and classroom.
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Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS)
LIBS
HORIBA designs and manufactures for Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) very high resolution OEM spectrometers. Thanks to a low stray light aberrations corrected concave holographic grating (Jobin Yvon Technology), HORIBA LIBS spectrometer offers in a ~90x70x30mm footprint (without electronics) a very robust and accurate spectrometer.Adopt the HORIBA LIBS spectrometer to monitor the elemental fingerprint of your liquid, solid or gas samples.
