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New Successor of VERTEX 70 FT-IR Aims to Improve Your Experience

Bruker Optics

The INVENIO™ Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer offers higher performance with simpler user interface

10 Apr 2018
Han Yin
Administrator / Office Personnel

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Bruker has announced the launch of the new INVENIO™ Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) research spectrometer. INVENIO is the successor to the renowned VERTEX 70 FT-IR for advanced R&D applications.

The novel INVENIO combines many innovations with proven VERTEX 70 technologies, such as unique FM technology for simultaneous mid and far IR spectroscopy. The new MultiTectTM technology allows for control of up to five internal detectors, covering the spectral range from far infrared to Vis/UV. A DigiTectTM detector slot enables additional flexibility for even more detectors. The smart INVENIO beam path further improves optical throughput and spectroscopic sensitivity.

In addition to performance and flexibility, a major goal of the INVENIO is to simplify the research user's experience. An integrated touch panel enables intuitive configuration set-ups and workflows for R&D applications, and the system can also be switched to notebook operation. The TransitTM channel allows for easy transmission measurements, without removing experiments from the sample compartment.

The INVENIO is an intelligent spectrometer with many exciting features that set it apart from other research FT-IRs. These include electronically coded beam windows with magnetic mount, an automated internal attenuator wheel and an 8-position validation wheel for standards and customer-specific filters. The unique Bruker RocksolidTM interferometer and FM technology for simultaneous mid and far IR complete the INVENIO feature set.

Do you use the VERTEX FT-IR series in your laboratory? Write a review today for your chance to win $400 Amazon voucher.

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