Application of infrared spectrometer

The research, development, and application of near-infrared spectrometers have attracted the attention of many experts and have developed a number of instruments and application software that are suitable for domestic analysis.

1. The popular infrared spectrometer is mainly based on the Fourier transform infrared spectrometer (FT-IR). The dispersive double-beam infrared spectrometer is relatively rare in the domestic market. Domestic Fourier infrared is mainly imported. Various manufacturers in the world also compete for this market!

Domestic FT-IR manufacturers are also very few. However, at present there are several domestic production of some medium and low-grade dispersion type dual beam infrared infrared spectrophotometer, to meet the needs of some units with a good price. This is especially true for some SMEs such as some pharmaceutical industries.

In addition, the popular infrared spectrometer also has a certain market in some research institutes and colleges and universities. It is mainly used for the research and analysis of the material structure; in the enterprise, it is mainly used for the monitoring of product quality. The school is mainly used for student teaching.

2. The research-grade infrared spectrometer is now used for professional infrared spectrometers and other major research institutes. There is a large potential market in the country, mainly in the quality analysis of agricultural products in agriculture and in the quality control and product quality analysis of petroleum products in petrochemical production.

Research-grade Fourier infrared spectrometer: for chemical analysis and research, can be connected to infrared microscopes, thermal analysis, gas chromatography and other external accessories.

Multi-band Fourier infrared spectrometer: for the analysis of different wavebands, in addition to the above external accessories can also be connected near infrared probes, near-infrared integrating spheres and other accessories.

Some research Fourier Fourier infrared spectrometers can be combined with Raman, GC, TGA, and infrared microscopes.