This UV-Vis spectrophotometer features reliable and versatile hardware that is easy to use. It meets your organisation’s diverse needs for an analytical tool.
The UV-Vis spectrophotometer features a reliable power protection system and delivers consistent results in both qualitative and quantitative analysis. With large internal storage, it can retain test data, spectra, regression equations, and calibration information. Built for durability and stability, it is well suited for applications in scientific research, pharmaceuticals, and environmental testing.
| Model | SPL-PUV752NP |
| Photometry | Single Beam |
| Monochromator Type | Czerny-Turner |
| Focal Length | 160mm |
| Grating | 1200 lines/mm |
| Detector | Silicon Photocell |
| Wavelength Setting | Manual Turn Knob |
| Wavelength Range | 200-1000nm |
| Wavelength Accuracy | ±2nm |
| Wavelength Repeatability | ≤1nm |
| Spectrum Bandwidth | 2nm |
| Stray Light | ≤0.1%T (at 220nm NaI, 360nm NaNo2) |
| Photometric Range | 0-100.0%T |
| 0-1.999A | |
| 0-1999C | |
| Photometric Accuracy | ±0.5%T |
| Photometric Repeatability | ≤0.2%T |
| Noise | 100% (T) noise≤0.3%(T), 0%(T) noise≤0.2%(T) |
| Cuvette Holder Size | 10mm |
| Power | AC220V±22V; 50Hz±1Hz,120W |
| Size(W×D×H)(mm) | 450x390x220 |
| Shipping Size(W×D×H)(mm) | 580×460×345 |
| N.W./G.W. (kg) | 11/16.5 |
This UV-Vis spectrophotometer is packed in a sturdy wooden case with foam lining, shock and impact resistant. Co-operate with reputable logistics companies to provide full tracking. Free repair or replacement for transport damage to ensure safe delivery.
Difference between a UV spectrophotometer and a VIS spectrophotometer?
A UV spectrophotometer measures absorbance of light in the ultraviolet range (typically 200-400 nm), while a VIS spectrophotometer measures absorbance of light in the visible range (typically 400-700 nm). The key difference lies in the wavelength range of light they analyze.
What is the principle of UV-vis spectrophotometer?
Using a light source to illuminate a sample with light spanning the UV to visible wavelength range (usually 190 to 900 nm), ultraviolet visible (UV-Vis) spectrophotometers are utilized. The light that the sample absorbs, transmits, or reflects at each wavelength is then measured by the instruments.
Applications of UV-visible spectroscopy?
It has some specific applications include measuring the concentration of substances such as protein, DNA or RNA, bacterial cell formation, and enzymatic reactions.
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