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Home SPE Model Range
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Choose the SPE that suits you best! These systems are designed to grow with your application and parameter specifications. Each model is upgradable to suit future applications. Start with dependable image analysis equipment like the (SPE CSS), for example, and later upgrade to a high throughput particle analysis system like the Bio Particle Explorer.
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SPE raman.ID 20 This device is designed to quickly and accurately determine the chemical composition of particles ranging from 20 µm and larger at a throughput rate of 50-200 particles per hour. The automated software produces statistically relevant data with just a short introductory training period with the machine.
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SPE metal.ID 20 is able to sort particles 20 µm and greater, determine basic material/chemical composition(metal, non-metal, fiber), determine elements, recognize 100 alloys and much more. This particular tool can identify the elemental distibution at a throughput rate of 300 - 1000 particles per hour. An integrated metal.ID spectra (LIBS) library is available for the following elements: Na, Mg, Al, Si, P, S, Cl, K, Ca, Ti, Cr, Mn, Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, Mo, Sn, Ba, Pb, Co, Fe, V, W, over 100 alloys, and much more.
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SPE raman.ID + metal.ID 20 enables you to determine chemical elements as well as chemical structure information using Raman Spectroscopy for particles (from 20 µm.) at a rate of thousands per hour. For the first time two orthogonal spectroscopy technologies can identify unknown particle material. Thanks to the intuitive software control, you will be able to obtain statistically relevant information after a short introductory training period. Simply insert the sample, select the relevant particle size and shape, then allow the system to identify the exact chemical composition and elemental distribution at a throughput rate of 100 - 1000 particles per hour.
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SPE raman.ID 5 The fully automated SPE raman.ID 5 system determines the chemical composition of particles ranging from 5 µm and larger at a rate of hundreds per hour. The intuitive software control obtains statistically relevant information after a short introductory training period. Simply insert the sample, select the relevant particle shape and size parameters, and then allow the automated system to identify the elemental distribution at a throughput rate of 100 - 600 particles per hour.
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SPE metal.ID 5 The fully automated SPE metal.ID 5 determines the chemical composition of particles ranging from 5 µm and larger at a rate of hundreds per hour. Thanks to the intuitive software control, you can obtain statistically relevant information after a short introductory training period. Simply insert the sample, select the relevant particle shape and size parameters, and then allow the fully automated system to identify the elemental distibution (metal.ID) at a throughput rate of 3000-6000 particles per hour. An integrated metal.ID spectra (LIBS) library is available for the following elements: Na, Mg, Al, Si, P, S, Cl, K, Ca, Ti, Cr, Mn, Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, Mo, Sn, Ba, Pb, Co, Fe, V, W, over 100 alloys, and much more.
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SPE raman.ID + metal.ID 5 enables you to determine chemical elements as well as chemical structure information using Raman Spectroscopy for particles from 5 µm and larger at a rate of thousands per hour. For the first time two orthogonal spectroscopy technologies can identify unknown particle material. Thanks to the intuitive software control, you can obtain statistically relevant information after a short introductory training period. Simply insert the sample, select the relevant particle size and shape, then allow the system to identify the exact chemical composition and elemental distribution at a throughput rate of 300-6000 particles per hour.
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