UV VIS Spectrophotometer

As their name implies, ultraviolet visible spectrophotometers (often referred to as a UV Vis spectrophotometer or just a UV spectrophotometer) quantify the optical properties of samples in the ultraviolet and visible wavelength ranges of light (typically 190 to 900/1100 nm). Specifically, UV visible spectroscopy determines how much light of a given wavelength passes through a sample, and how much is absorbed. Such information can be diagnostic of molecular identity, concentration, structure, or activity, whether of organic species such as porphyrins, benzenes, and napthalenes, or of biomolecules like nucleic acids and proteins. Spectrophotometers can scan either fixed (i.e., predefined) or variable wavelengths, and come in both single- and double-beam configurations.

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CompanyShimadzuShimadzu
ItemUV-1280 Monitored Single-Beam UV-Vis SpectrophotometerUV-2700i Plus UV-Vis Spectrophotometer
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Catalog NumberUV-1280UV-2700i Plus
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Optical SystemSingle BeamDouble Beam, Double Monochromator
Wavelength Range190 to 1,100 nm185 to 900 nm
Resolution±1 nm0.1 nm
Scanning SpeedInquire4000 to 0.5 nm/min
Spectral BandwidthInquire0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2 or 5 nm
Light SourceDeuterium (D2) lamp and 20 W halogen (WI) lamp50 W Halogen Lamp, Deuterium Lamp
DescriptionOffering wavelength scanning from 190 to 1,100 nm, the compact, high-quality UV-1280 is ideal for applications in a variety of industries, including environmental, food quality, and life science. The user-friendly UV-1280 enables intuitive operation, while the enhanced validation, maintenance and ... Read MoreThe compact UV-2700i Plus is a double monochromator system offering ultra-low stray light (0.00002 %). This model can measure high absorbance levels up to 8 Abs, allowing it to measure low transmittance levels in highly concentrated samples, films, or other samples with low transmittance ... Read More
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