Pike Technologies Launch New Hollow Waveguide Probes for Reaction Monitoring

14 Feb 2013

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PIKE Technologies is introducing two new ATR diamond probes designed to perform under demanding experimental conditions typical in the reaction monitoring environment. The probes feature a two-reflection monolithic diamond. With shaft diameters of 6.35 mm and length of 178 mm, they are suitable for use in a wide variety of reaction vessels.

The ATR probe options include a selection of diamond, ZnSe and Ge crystals and can be used to analyze soft materials and for research including development of cosmetics and clinical dermatology.

Both probes feature a Hastelloy® body and chemically-inert gold gasket. The high performance model is designed to withstand 8.3 MPa pressure and temperatures of up to 150 °C. A lower cost option is also available for use under more forgiving conditions which offers a temperature range of ambient to 80 °C.

The probes utilize hollow waveguides for IR energy transfer. Such a configuration offers multiple advantages over traditional chalcogenide fibers – including durability, coverage of full mid-IR spectral range and lower cost. The sample compartment-mounted PIKE FlexIR accessory serves as on optical interface and provides a dedicated MCT detector module – assuring optimal performance and sensitivity.

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Pike Technologies Launch New Hollow Waveguide Probes for Reaction Monitoring