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Brimrose Corp. has introduced the Luminar 4060 spectrometer for various applications in test and measurement.

The new device features a scanning speed of 16,000 wavelengths per second, touch screen display and miniature integrated electronics and optical modules. It is also compatible with Brimrose’s SNAP32 software.

The Luminar 4060 provides real-time homogeneity monitoring and blending control processes, pharmaceutical inspection, online food analysis and polymer in-site measurement, among other applications.

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Jul 2014
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