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4100 Series ExoScan FTIR Handheld Spectrometer from Agilent Technologies

In this video Matt Nikow, Spectroscopy marketing manager from Agilent Technologies talks about the 4100 ExoScan FTIR spectrometer. The 4100 ExoScan is a one module, 6.5 lb. system that is it can be used at home, in the lab or at site. The system is as versatile as it is rugged and features are based on the interchangeable sampling interfaces that make the ExoScan a highly useful hand-held mid-IR spectrometer.

Thus, ExoScan can handle a wide range of sample types including infrared absorbing and scattering surfaces, reflective metal surfaces with coatings and films as well as analysis of bulk materials including powders and granules. In the field or in the lab, the ExoScan is used to make valuable measurements on the spot, with no sample preparation.

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