Reflectance & Fluorescence Probes
Optical Probes & Accessories for Spectroscopy Request a QuoteDownload Instrument PDFR600-8-VisNIR is a Reflectance Probe for VIS-NIR with 7 optical fibers bundled around 1 600ÎĽm fiber. For reflectance measurements the 7 exterior fibers are illuminated by a high output power light source (SL1, SL3, or SL4) and the interior fiber is the read fiber that collects reflected light and returns the signal to the spectrometer. Buy Now!
R600-8-UVVIS-SR is a Reflectance Probe for UV and Visible wavelengths; 7 around 1 with 600ÎĽm fibers.
R600-Max upgrades to 6 600um core fiber optic illumination fibers for 3-4x signal gain.
RPH1 is a Reflectance Probe Holder block that maintains a 45 degree angle and user set distance from sample (0-3/4″).
RPH2 is a Reflectance Probe Holder block that maintains a 45 and/or 90 degree angle and user set distance from sample (0-3/4″).
RPH3 is a Reflectance Probe Holder stand for 90° angle measurements.
RTIP45Â diffuse reflectance tip accessory that has 45 degree angle and slides onto reflectance probe and locks to set position.
RTIP-Lens reflectance probe lens tip accessory with focus to <1mm
RS50 is a 50mm diameter white reflectance standard made of Halon. It is used to take reference measurements using the R600 Reflectance Probes. The white standard will reflect >97% of the light from 300-1700nm. Buy Now!
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Technical Specifications
Weight | 0.22 pounds (100g) |
Size (Probe) | 3.5” length 0.25” O.D. |
Spectral range | 190 – 2200nm |
Probe Tip Material | Stainless Steel |
Temperature range: | 0 – 50 Deg C (High temp available) |
Number of Fibers | 6:1, 7:1, or 2 read fibers |
Connector | 2 x SMA-905 |
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