4200 FlexScan Series FTIR (handheld) (Discontinued)
The 4200 analyzer uses the same interferometer and optics as the 4100 ExoScan and thus has identical performance. The 4200 FlexScan is for dedicated field applications and has a fixed sampling interface that is specified when the system is ordered. The light weight of the handheld optics and sampling module make it well suited to repetitive infrared analyses over a large area, or numerous measurements over a large object.
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- Handheld
- Fixed sampling interface with multiple configurations available
- The grazing angle interface has an angle of incidence of 82 degrees, making it ideal for the analysis of very thin (sub-micron) films
- The ATR interface is ideal for the analysis of solids, liquids, pastes, and gels
- The specular reflectance interface allows the analysis of films and coatings on reflective metal surfaces such as aluminum or steel
- The ATR interface offers an ideal solution for the analysis of highly absorbing solids and liquids
- The diffuse reflectance sampling capability allows the 4200 FlexScan to tackle an increased number of important applications, including artwork, soils, rocks and minerals, composites, rough plastics, fabrics, and corrosion on metal surfaces
- Reflecting the design of the mobile measurement hardware, MicroLab Mobile FTIR software is powerful, reliable, simple to use and focused on the answers you need
- Necessary compliance features can be achieved through the addition of our optional Pharmaceutical Software package
- Inyuitive, method-driven, multi-language software guides users through every step of operation, while color coding alerts make it easy to see whether samples meet specifications
- MicroLab Quant provides a simple, guided quantitative methods development package
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Composite Thermal Damage – Correlation of Short Beam Shear Data with FTIR Spectroscopy
Application note for composite thermal damage – correlation of short beam shear data with FTIR spectroscopy
- Application Notes
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- 16 Dec 2015
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At Site Rock and Mineral Measurement Using a Handheld Agilent FTIR Analyzer
Application note for at site rock and mineral measurement using a handheld Agilent FTIR analyzer
- Application Notes
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- 16 Dec 2015
- 1.13 MB
Handheld FTIR Analysis for the Conservation and Restoration of Fine Art and Historical Objects
Application note for Handheld FTIR analysis for the conservation and restoration of fine art and historical objects
- Application Notes
- English
- 16 Dec 2015
- 2.58 MB
Epoxy Primer Thickness on Aluminum Measured with the Handheld Agilent 4100 ExoScan FTIR
Application note for epoxy primer thickness on aluminum measured with the handheld Agilent 4100 ExoScan FTIR
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- 16 Dec 2015
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Agilent MicroLab Quant Calibration Software: Measure Oil in Water using Method IP 426
We developed easy FTIR quantitative methods using MicroLab Quant interactive calibration and IP 426 for oil in water, comparing Beer’s law and least squares.
- Application Notes
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- 26 Feb 2015
- 1.86 MB
Molecular Spectroscopy Application Compendium
Learn current and emerging applications in food quality, production, and safety with Agilent’s Molecular Spectroscopy Application Compendium
- Application Notes
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- 11 Jul 2014
- 20.06 MB
In Situ Screening of Quality Traits in Tomato Cultivars Using the Handheld 4200 FlexScan FTIR Spectrometer
Monitoring the quality of tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum) is important at all levels in the food industry. While appearance, texture and flavor are the important quality.
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- 13 Feb 2014
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