RAMOS S120 Dual-channel Automated Raman Confocal Microscope

New craft 6: Environmentally friendly electroless nickel plating. Nickel plating in strict accordance with customer requirements,we can control the accurate thickness.

When it comes to a high quality IR Cut filter, it is the substrate with the coating applied that affects the performance. Knight Optical provide high quality wafers for precisely this, and the surface quality of our substrates eliminates blotching at the sensor which occurs on lower quality substrates especially where IR Cut filters are concerned. Our wafers are produced as thin as 500μm & provide exceptional surface quality. However, we can manufacture to a fully customised specification with a wafer thickness as little as 10 μm. Our substrates for stock or custom can be manufactured from a great deal of materials including: •Quartz •Borosilicate •BK7 or equivalent •Sapphire •And many more. Depending on your application for the IR Cut Filter, we can help advise on the best achievable optic for your application. Please read PDF for full specification

We carry out applied research in our own test field and laboratory in order to constantly further develop our products, but also so as to be able to present our customers with innovative new developments. Furthermore, we regularly participate in cooperative projects of the Federal PhysicalTechnical Institute (PTB PhysikalischTechnische Bundesanstalt) with the economy. We also maintain close cooperative links with the universities of DuisburgEssen and Karlsruhe. We would also like to support you in research with our products. Please contact us.

The RAM II is the first dual channel FT-Raman module that can be coupled to the VERTEX FT-IR research spectrometer series. Utilizing the input and output port of an INVENIO, VERTEX 80 or the related vacuum versions VERTEX 70v und VERTERX 80v the RAM II provides the ideal FT-Raman measurement device. The intuitive, easy-to-use OPUS software controls all data collection and manipulation functions for the system and allows automated switching between FT-Raman and FT-IR measurements.