The 4500 portable FTIR analyzer
4500 Series Portable FTIR Spectrometer
The Agilent 4500 portable FTIR spectrometer is a rugged analyzer perfect for on-the-spot analysis in a range of non-laboratory settings, including forensics, chemical identification, and the chemical, food, and polymer industries.
Compact and easy-to-use, this instrument is a good match for applications requiring fast, high-quality, reliable answers. Optics designed for reliability in non-lab environments, innovative sampling interfaces, and fit-for-purpose software provide answers for liquid and solid samples at the sample site.
Compact and easy-to-use, this instrument is a good match for applications requiring fast, high-quality, reliable answers. Optics designed for reliability in non-lab environments, innovative sampling interfaces, and fit-for-purpose software provide answers for liquid and solid samples at the sample site.
Product Details
Features
- Rugged, portable FTIR spectrometer.
- Delivers reliable high-quality answers in non-lab environments.
- Dedicated fixed sampling interfaces can be selected to optimize performance. Choose from the 4500a ATR (attenuated total reflectance) interface for the chemical analysis of liquids, powders, pastes, and gels, or the TumblIR (4500t) or DialPath interfaces for the rapid chemical analysis of liquids under ambient conditions.
- One, three, or five reflection-diamond ATRs are available, depending on the application.
- Special forensics analyzer package (4500a) identifies unknown substances, including narcotics and psychoactive substances.
- Get the longer pathlength capabilities of transmission FTIR spectroscopy in a format that is as easy to use as ATR: the 4500 DialPath analyzer has a unique cell-less interface design.
- The 4500t enables high sample throughput: simply wipe the two windows to prepare the device for the next sample.
- Method-driven MicroLab FTIR software is designed to deliver what you need—clear, actionable answers. Intuitive, method-driven, multi-language software guides users through every step of operation, while optional settings such as hazard or color-coded alerts help users with the result review.
How It Works
Applications
Featured References
- Publications
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- Detection & identification of hazardous narcotics and new psychoactive substances using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), Anal. Methods, 2023, 15, 3225-3232 Learn More
- Rapid detection of synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists impregnated into paper by attenuated total reflectance Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, J. Forensic Sciences, 2023 Learn More
- Combined spectroscopy techniques for narcotic identification - Using Raman and infrared spectroscopy for in-field narcotic analysis, C. Kruszynski, S. Williams, Wiley Analytical Science Magazine, Volume 8, Dec 2022. Learn More