The Low Stray Light
Torus Spectrometer Torus is a new concave grating spectrometer
that delivers low stray light, high sensitivity and excellent throughput. Torus delivers outstanding thermal stability, making it a brilliant choice for a wide range of challenging applications, especially colour measurements and solid state lighting applications.
Time
Time flies, people often say. We’re already far into 2011 and spring starts (in this part of the world). I still remember our noteworthy booth at the Laser Munich show almost two years ago. A whole jungle theme, showing all the places our customers visit using our spectrometers.
The Fully Automatic InLab NIR Systems
The InLab NIR and Ultra NIR systems are your turnkey solutions for analysis of grain properties using the science of NIR spectroscopy. They are simple, robust, fl exible, and adaptable. Their diverse nature allows for a universe of possibilities.
It’s amazing and so much fun to hear all the stories and results you’ve been able to capture using our equipment. And it’s time to meet again this year.
Now Available 64 bit SpectraSuite
Our modular, Java-based spectroscopy software platform is now also available for Windows 64-bit operating systems. SpectraSuite can control virtually any Ocean Optics spectrometer and device with ease.
We’re finalizing all our preparations, and will hopefully have a chance to meet you face to face at our booth B1.379, because there is no better way to discuss the opportunities we have to make a difference, together! Take a look at what’s new at Ocean Optics, and we’re looking forward seeing you in Munich.
Best regards,
Marco Snikkers Sales & Marketing Director
The Convenient SpectroClip
Introducing the ideal companion for fi eld-based thin materials analysis. Featuring specially designed integrating spheres, SpectroClip is perfect for analyzing transmission, refl ection and absorption characteristics of materials up to 5 mm in thickness.
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