UV-Visible/NIR

System Description

 

From an innovative optical layout to a simple comprehensive instrument control and data analysis software interface, the V-700 series does not compromise on accuracy, performance or reliability. JASCO is proud of its successful analytical instrument development, and is excited about the advances offered by this powerful product lineup. JASCO fully guarantees the reliability and performance of these instruments, and provides a complete range of customer support services.

The series includes:

• V-730 – Compact size, double beam, wide dynamic range
• V-750 – UV/VIS single monochromator, extended photometric range
• V-760 – UV/VIS double monochromator, higher absorbance
• V-770 – UV/VIS/NIR single monochromator, wider wavelength
• V-780 – Highly sensitive NIR model

System Features

Compact Design

The compact optical design of the V-700 Series reduces space requirements in the modern laboratory.

Excellent optical performance

Reduced stray light enables highly precise measurements over a wide photometric range.

High speed scanning

High throughput optics and fast detectors provide high-speed scanning without wavelength tracking errors.

Dark correction

Stray light reduction features enable highly-accurate measurements of high-absorbance samples.

Monochromator step scanning

Step scan function provides reliable peak assignment of samples with sharp or narrow absorption peaks.

User-friendly graphical interfaces

New iRM intelligent remote module, Spectra Manager II and Spectra Manager CFR control and analysis systems

IQ Accessory

Automatic accessory recognition.

IQ Start

A registered software program can be activated with a simple push of the ‘Start Button’.

Full range of Accessories

Over 50 sampling accessories for gas, liquid and solid samples are available for specific sampling applications.

Accurate and reliable

A USP, EP and JP compliant instrument validation is provided. IQ/OQ support is available as an option.

Wide wavelength range from UV to NIR

High energy throughput provides excellent signal-to-noise ratio for the entire UV to NIR spectral range.