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art photonics Transflection Fiber Probes – Industrial & Liquid Analysis

Versatile fiber optic probes for UV-Vis-NIR spectroscopy, utilizing a "double-pass" transmission design for the precise analysis of liquids and gases

Product Overview

Art Photonics Transflection Fiber Probes combine the benefits of transmission and reflection spectroscopy. The probe features a gap through which the sample flows; light travels from the source fiber, through the sample, reflects off a high-quality mirror, and travels back through the sample to the collection fiber. This "double-pass" geometry effectively doubles the interaction pathlength, making these probes highly sensitive for low-concentration liquids and clear solutions.These probes are particularly popular for Near-Infrared (NIR) and UV-Vis applications. The fixed or adjustable pathlength gap allows for precise quantification according to the Beer-Lambert law. The industrial version features a robust, sanitary design—often including 3A certification for the food and dairy industries—ensuring it can be used in sterile environments for monitoring milk fat, protein levels, or chemical blending processes

Key Features

  • High Sensitivity: Double-pass design provides an effective pathlength twice the physical gap.
  • Adjustable Pathlength: Gap can be tuned (e.g., 1 mm to 10 mm) for different concentrations.
  • Broad Spectral Range: Options available for UV (200 nm) to Near-IR (2500 nm).
  • No Alignment Required: Rugged internal mirror ensures stable performance in high-vibration environments.
  • Sanitary Options: 3A-certified and CIP (Clean-In-Place) compatible designs.

Specifications

Spectral Range200 nm – 2500 nm
Body MaterialStainless Steel 316L / Hastelloy
Max Temperature200°C
Pressure RatingUp to 100 bar

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