The Agilent 4300 Handheld FTIR
4300 Handheld FTIR Spectrometer
The Agilent 4300 Handheld FTIR spectrometer incorporates lightweight ergonomics, ease of use, ruggedness, and flexibility in one system. Weighing only ~2 kg, it is ideal for mobile nondestructive testing in field and nonlaboratory environments.
The 4300 system allows novice and experienced users alike to quickly analyze on the go, due to its high-performance optics, hardware design, and easy-to-use MicroLab Mobile software. Users can easily transition from one sample to another, with no alignment or adjustments necessary, simply by changing the sampling interface. Applications include analysis of polymers, coatings, composites, bulk material, cleaning verification, and even historical artifacts and artwork.
The 4300 system allows novice and experienced users alike to quickly analyze on the go, due to its high-performance optics, hardware design, and easy-to-use MicroLab Mobile software. Users can easily transition from one sample to another, with no alignment or adjustments necessary, simply by changing the sampling interface. Applications include analysis of polymers, coatings, composites, bulk material, cleaning verification, and even historical artifacts and artwork.
Product Details
Features
- True mobile nondestructive testing of advanced materials
- Ergonomic handheld FTIR spectrometer design for ease of use and optimal data measurement
- On-the-go sampling flexibility with auto-recognized, interchangeable sample interfaces
- DGTS detector delivers broad spectral coverage for routine analysis
- MicroLab Mobile FTIR software reflects the design of the mobile measurement hardware: powerful, reliable, simple to use, and focused on the answers you need
- Optional MicroLab Pharma supports compliance with data integrity regulations
- Intuitive, method-driven, multilanguage software guides users through every step of operation, while color-coding alerts make it easy to see whether samples meet specifications
- MicroLab Quant provides a simple, guided quantitative methods development package
Featured References
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- Total and Hot-Water Extractable Organic Carbon and Nitrogen in Organic Soil Amendments: Their Prediction Using Portable Mid-Infrared Spectroscopy with Support Vector Machines, R. Wehrle, G. Welp, S. Patzold, Agronomy, 2021 (11), 659.
- Microplastics in Marine and Estuarine Species From the Coast of Portugal, J. Pequeno, J. Antunes, V. Dhimmer, F. Bessa, P. Sobral, Front. Environ. Sci., 2021 (9), 18.
- Application of Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy on Plastics in Cultural Heritage Collections: A Comparative Assessment of Two Portable Mid-Fourier Transform Infrared Reflection Devices, E. M. Angelin, M. Bacci et al., Applied Spectroscopy, 2021, 75 (7), 818-833.
- Investigation of an alternative approach for real-time cleaning verification in the pharmaceutical industry, E. Moore, A. Sarwar, C. McSweeney, M. Smith, J. Timmermans, Analyst, 2020,145, 7429-7436.
- The application of rapid handheld FTIR petroleum hydrocarbon-contaminant measurement with transport models for site assessment: A case study, L. Wang, Y. Cheng, D. Lamb, R. Naidu, Geoderma, Volume 361, 2020, 114017.
- A non-invasive screening study of varnishes applied to three paintings by Edvard Munch using portable diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy (DRIFTS), Ford, T., Rizzo, A., Hendriks, E. et al., Herit. Sci. 7, 84 (2019).