Description
FlexiSpec® fiber probe couplers from art photonics GmbH enable easy coupling of fiber probes with any FTIR spectrometer. Coupling with art photonics' FlexiSpec® fiber Probes with FT-spectrometers eliminates the need to prepare samples and place them into the sample chamber, and makes remote analysis possible for molecular reaction monitoring in-line.
Universal coupler can be installed onto any base plate to fit into the sample compartment of FTIR spectrometers such as Shimadzu, Jasco, Bruker Tensor and Vertex, and many others.
Suitable for various FTIR:
- VERTEX 70 / 70v / 80 / 80v (Bruker)
- Tensor 27 / 37 (Bruker)
- FP-8600 (JASCO)
- IRSpirit (Schimadzu)
- Agilent 600 Serie
- and almost any other FTIR!
Universal FTIR Fiber Coupler
Specifications
| Fiber Connectors: | SMA 905 |
|---|---|
| Suitable For FTIR: | VERTEX 70 / 70v / 80 / 80v (Bruker), Tensor 27 / 37 (Bruker), FP-8600 (JASCO), IRSpirit (Schimadzu), Agilent 600 Serie, or almost any FTIR! |
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Features
Fiber Probe Coupler FPC-6M comes with the following key features:
- Efficient coupling of fiber probe to FTIR-spectrometer
- Compatible with sample chamber of almost any FTIR
- Mirror optics to enable work in broad spectral range
- In/Out ports compatible with SMA-terminated fiber probes
- Pre-aligned for distinct FTIR-model and adjustable to maximize coupling efficiency
Applications
- Upgrading Lab FTIR to replace sampling for remote reaction monitoring in-line.
- Process- control with robust fiber probe terminated by SMA or other connectors.
- Upgradable for various FTIR-models and adjustable for high coupling efficiency.
- Easy to install in sample chamber - as any other accessories.
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