spectrophotometer Sourcing Overview

Wavelength Range:
190-1100 nm200-1000 nm200-1100 nm230 nm260 nm280 nm325-1000 nm340-950 nm380-780 nm400-700 nm
Spectral Bandwidth:
0.1 nm0.2 nm0.4 nm0.7 nm1 nm2 nm4 nm5 nm10 nm
Light Source:
Tungsten LampTungsten Halogen LampXenon Flash LampImport T Lamp
Weight:
325 g550 g6 kg7 kg7.8 kg8 kg10 kg12 kg14 kg15 kg
Certification:
CEISORoHSFCCMSDSEEC
  • Wavelength Range and Spectral Bandwidth Compatibility Overlooking the precise wavelength range and spectral bandwidth can lead to inadequate measurement capabilities; for instance, selecting a spectrophotometer limited to 380-780 nm might not suit applications requiring UV analysis down to 190 nm.

  • Specify Preferred Light Source Early Insist on a light source that matches your analytical needs—whether it's a Tungsten Halogen Lamp for stable visible light or a Xenon Flash Lamp for rapid, broad-spectrum pulses—to ensure optimal performance.

  • Weight Considerations Influence Portability and Setup In practice, most suppliers offer models ranging from lightweight 325 g units to bulkier 15 kg instruments; experienced buyers balance portability against stability and precision requirements when choosing.

  • Certification Impact on Compliance and Market Access A critical question to pose your supplier is whether the spectrophotometer holds certifications like CE, ISO, RoHS, or FCC, as these directly affect regulatory compliance and acceptance in various international markets.

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