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UV-VIS Spectrophotometric Detector

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UV-VIS Spectrophotometric DetectorThe Flow-UV™ UV-VIS spectrophotometric detector from Uniqsis Ltd. fits conveniently into crowded fume cupboards.

The affordable, solid-state, full-spectrum device can be used for batch analysis and continuous flow applications. The standard Flow-UV flow cell has a pathlength of 1 mm. Other path lengths are available and the instrument is compatible with a wide range of Z-configuration flow cells that may be more suitable for high-throughput process applications. At room temperature, the standard flow cell can withstand pressures of up to 35 bar and may be positioned anywhere in the flow path.

Dispersion and steady state may be monitored at five user selected wavelengths in real time to assist with product collection and quality control.

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