Endress+Hauser Raman non-contact optics provide a safe and versatile solution for Raman spectroscopy measurements without physically touching the sample. Here’s a breakdown of their key features:

• Non-Contact Measurement: Utilizes laser light to analyze the sample remotely, eliminating the need for direct contact. This is ideal for:

  • Sensitive samples: Protects delicate materials or those prone to contamination.
  • Hazardous environments: Ensures operator safety when analyzing potentially harmful substances.
  • Samples through barriers: Enables analysis through sight glasses or transparent packaging.

• Range of Working Distances: Available in various working distances, allowing for adaptation to diverse measurement setups and sample geometries.

• Highly Versatile: Suitable for analyzing a wide range of materials, including:

  • Solids: Powders, pellets, films, tablets
  • Liquids: In open containers or through transparent vessels

• Seamless Integration: Designed to work with Endress+Hauser Raman probes, particularly the Rxn-10 model, for a complete Raman spectroscopy system.

• Accurate Measurement: Delivers high-quality Raman spectra even with non-contact analysis, ensuring reliable and informative results.

Benefits:

• Improved Safety: Eliminates the risk of damaging sensitive samples or operator exposure to hazardous materials.

• Flexible Analysis: The range of working distances and compatibility with various samples broadens the scope of Raman analysis applications.

• Simplified Measurement Setup: Non-contact measurement simplifies probe positioning and reduces setup complexity.

• Reduced Sample Contamination: Minimizes the risk of contamination from probe contact, especially important for sensitive materials or pharmaceutical applications.

Overall, Endress+Hauser Raman non-contact optics are a valuable tool for researchers and industry professionals seeking a safe, versatile, and user-friendly approach to Raman spectroscopy. They offer a combination of non-contact analysis, diverse working distances, and compatibility with various samples, making them suitable for a wide range of Raman spectroscopy applications.