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CaryModel 620 -FTIR Microscopes & Imaging Systems

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The Agilent Cary 610 and Cary 620 FTIR Microscopes and Chemical Imaging systems represent the latest in cutting-edge performance. Leveraging off the latest in technological developments, the systems now deliver unparalleled spatial resolution and sensitivity, which coupled with a wide range of options, provide flexibility to suit applications ranging from routine measurements to cutting-edge analytical development. The Cary 610 is a single point FTIR microscope, capable of mapping, while the Cary 620 is a Focal Plane Array (FPA) chemical imaging FTIR microscope. With the option to couple the microscope to either a research-grade Cary 660 FTIR or top of the range, air bearing, Cary 670 FTIR spectrometer, you get two instruments in one – a research FTIR spectrometer and an FTIR microscope. The Cary 610 microscope can be upgraded to a Cary 620 at a later date, giving flexibility for when application needs change.

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