Spectro Photometer

Spectro Photometer Specification

Mounting Type
Benchtop

Power Supply
220V AC, 50/60 Hz

Application
Quantitative analysis, research labs, quality control

Humidity
Up to 85% RH

Features
Auto zero, auto calibration, data storage

Test Range
190 nm to 1100 nm

Frequency
50-60 Hz

Temperature
5C to 45C

Resolution
0.1 nm

Number of Specimens
Single Specimen

Interface Type
RS232/USB

Measuring Range
Absorbance: -0.3 to 3.0

Equipment Type
UV-VIS Spectro Photometer

Display Type
Digital LCD Display

Response Time
<3 seconds

Automation Grade
Semi-Automatic

Accuracy
0.5 nm wavelength accuracy

Specimen Size
Standard Cuvette 10 mm path length

Operating Voltage
220V AC

Usage
Laboratory analysis

Machine Weight
Approx. 10 kg

Control Mode
Manual/Automatic

Spectro Photometer Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
10 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Spectro Photometer

MICROPROCESSOR UV/VIS SPECTROPHOTOMETER

(Single Beam) range 190 to 1000nm with facility for automatic concentration, % Transmission, Absorbance and K factor measurements. It has 16x2 line LCD data display and motorized wavelength selection on 4 digit LED display. It has quad sample holder with 4 position selector control for 10mm path length cuvettes. Facility has been provided for 100 sample data storage and interface with any centronics printer. RS 232 interface can be provided in request, A set of 2 quartz cuvettes is provided.

MICROPROCESSOR UV/VIS SPECTROPHOTOMETER

Range: - 340- 960 nm

DIGITAL SPECTRO PHOTOMETER

Range 340-960nm with facility for automatic concentration,%Transmission and Absorbance measurement. Wavelength resolution 5nm.3 digit LED display with a set of 10 test tubes.

Advanced UV-VIS Analysis

Utilizing both Quartz Tungsten Halogen and Deuterium lamps, this spectro photometer achieves exceptional performance for UV and visible spectrometry. The instruments fine bandwidth (2 nm) and high-resolution (0.1 nm) capabilities ensure accurate assessments, making it suitable for in-depth research and quality testing. Its digital LCD display simplifies usage, while the auto calibration and auto zero features facilitate consistent reliability in laboratory settings.

Flexible Operation & Connectivity

Designed for convenience, the spectro photometer offers semi-automatic operation with options for manual or automated control. The universal cuvette holder accommodates standard 10 mm path length samples, and the device supports data output to either printer or PC via RS232/USB connectivity. This flexibility streamlines analysis and record-keeping for laboratories managing multiple sample types or requiring versatile data handling.

FAQs of Spectro Photometer:

Q: How does the spectro photometer ensure reliable absorbance accuracy?

A: The device features an absorbance accuracy of 0.003A at 1A and wavelength accuracy of 0.5 nm. It utilizes auto zero and auto calibration functions, ensuring measured values remain consistent for precise quantitative analysis.

Q: What is the process for analyzing samples with this photometer?

A: Place your specimen in a standard 10 mm path length cuvette, insert it into the universal sample compartment, and select the measurement parameters via the digital LCD interface. The systems auto zero and quick response time (<3 seconds) streamline the analysis workflow.

Q: When should I replace the lamp in the spectro photometer?

A: The average life span of the Quartz Tungsten Halogen and Deuterium lamps is around 2,000 hours. Its advisable to monitor lamp hours and plan replacement to ensure continuous, high-quality results.

Q: Where can this equipment be used most effectively?

A: This UV-VIS spectro photometer is ideal for laboratory environments such as research institutions, quality control labs, and educational facilities across India, thanks to its robust, benchtop design and flexibility in handling various sample types.

Q: What connectivity options are available for data output?

A: Data can be transferred to external devices using the built-in RS232 or USB interfaces, enabling seamless integration with printers for hard copies or PCs for advanced data analysis and archiving.

Q: How does the photometer benefit laboratory analysis workflows?

A: Features like auto calibration, auto zero, data storage capabilities, and a user-friendly digital LCD display help reduce manual intervention, speeding up sample processing, reducing errors, and enhancing overall workflow efficiency.