Enhanced Spectrometry announces new Raman microscopes and handheld devices

Mountain View, CA. USA. July 29, 2013.

Enhance Spectrometry, Inc. are pleased to announce that their Raman Microscopes RamMics M532 now can be turned into a highly efficient and cost-effective 2D scanning system for Raman mapping. A motorized stage with a 0.36 µm step allows resolution of 2–3 micron particles, which allows multiple research opportunities within a single Raman system. Please note that currently RamMics M532 is being supplied with a 3 MP CCD camera.

This September we will launch our new handheld analyzer RaPort - a unique device for chemical analysis in a field of Forensics (explosives, drugs detection), Security and Pharma, made to bring a laboratory quality tool to a handheld class of analytical devices.

Low Wavenumber Raman Spectroscopy

Enhanced Spectrometry makes the analysis of low wavenumber Raman bands (in the region below 140 cm^-1) easy and affordable. Innovative Raman filters ensure a range from 2.5-1 with spectral resolution to 2 cm^-1. Learn more...

Material Science

Material science and particularly material characterization has become an important area of scientists' investigations with the invention of new nano-stuctured materials. We are glad to be a solution supplier for scientist all over the world engaged into such research work. With a kind courtesy of our partners we are glad to present the fist application note devoted to Raman material characterization of carbon structures with a stress on graphene fabrication.

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About Enhanced Spectrometry

Enhanced Spectrometry Inc. is a company developing and selling portable and handheld Raman luminescent analyzers, Raman Microscopy tools and Raman accessories all over the globe. For more information, please visit www.enspectr.com.