Buying Absorption Spectroscopy Equipment
Absorption spectroscopy is a powerful technique used to detect and quantify substances by measuring the amount of light absorbed at specific wavelengths. This method is widely employed in chemistry, environmental science, and materials science for concentration measurements and trace elemental analysis, utilizing tools like spectrometers and gas cells.
Making Good Purchase Decisions
As the most professional photonics purchasing portal, RP Photonics helps you to not only to find all relevant suppliers (not limited to our advertisers), but also to make good purchasing decisions.
NEW: Structured Decision Process
Purchasing involves a lot of responsibility. We recommend that you apply best practice by using the following structured process: Go through the following expandable sections, complete the form and finally come to a purchase decision. You can then print that to a PDF for documenting the process.
Our article on best practices for purchasing and another one explaining this tool give you valuable insights.
Suppliers for Absorption Spectroscopy Equipment
19 suppliers for absorption spectroscopy equipment are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
Suppliers with Advertising Package
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There are no suppliers for absorption spectroscopy equipment with our Advertising Package registered yet. These would have a company logo, a product description (very useful!), and a product image, and also appear in the corresponding Encyclopedia article.
Other Suppliers
Agiltron Inc. United States |
Avantes B. V. Netherlands |
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd. United Kingdom |
HP Spectroscopy GmbH Germany |
IBPhotonics Ltd. Bulgaria |
Ibsen Photonics A/S Denmark |
i-RED Infrarot Systeme GmbH Austria |
McPherson United States |
Mirega SAS France |
neoplas control GmbH Germany |
Optoprim Germany GmbH Germany |
Ossila Ltd. United Kingdom |
PerkinElmer United States |
Photonwares Co. United States |
PicoQuant GmbH Germany |
Princeton Instruments United States |
Pro-Lite Technology Ltd United Kingdom |
Stanford Photo-Thermal Solutions United States |
Wasatch Photonics United States |