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Metrohm Process Analytics Introduces An Inline Raman Spectroscopy Sensor to Elevate Your Process Analysis

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As the chemical industry expands globally, the risk of chemical accidents and product recalls remain a serious concern. Traditional quality control (QC) methods, often involving time-consuming laboratory analysis, can lead to long waiting times and potential safety hazards.

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To address these challenges, Metrohm Process Analytics introduces the 2060 RISE, a revolutionary inline Raman Intelligent SEnsor designed to enhance process analysis, improve safety, and boost efficiency.

Ideal for Every Stage of Your Process:

  1. Raw Material Identification: Instantly and accurately identify raw materials to maintain batch integrity and ensure quality control.
  2. Storage Tank Monitoring: Prevent long-term degradation and guarantee product quality with real-time monitoring of storage tanks.
  3. Process Monitoring: Optimize your process with real-time monitoring of reactions, polymer extrusion, fermentations, or blending, to drive efficiency and productivity.
  4. Quality Control: Detect impurities and deviations early in the process, preventing costly delays and ensuring the highest product quality.
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