The compact and flexible Raman microscope from B&W Tek offers the highest requirements for applications in the field of Raman spectroscopy.
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With the Raman Probe holder from B&W Tek, the distance and position to the sample can be precisely adjusted by adjusting the XYZ axis.
The immersion shaft can be used as replacement shaft for the BWT-BAC100 and BWT-BAC102 Raman probe
Raman cuvette holder from B&W Tek for highest signal yield due to integrated mirror.
Liquid sampling flow cell from B&W Tek for on-line Raman or Fluorescence Process monitoring of luquids
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