Spectrophotometer

We offer for sale a  Spectrophotometer from PG Instruments in as NEW condition 

Tested from our technical team. In excellent working condition.

TYPE – MODEL: T-60
HOME: PG INSTRUMENTS England.
Visible ultraviolet (UV-Vis) spectrophotometer with split beam optical system
(split beam), with the following technical characteristics:
The optical system is sealed to effectively protect against vapors
and powders.
It has its own 320 x 240mm LCD screen and a keyboard where the
measurements.
It has an automatic carrier for eight 10mm cells, controlled by
software.
It has two light sources, a Monday lamp (D2) for UV measurements (190 –
350nm), Halogen lamp for measurements in the range 330 – 1100nm.
Ability to select by the user the wavelength at which the
above lamps between the range 330 – 350nm.
Wavelength measurement range: 190 – 1100nm.
Wavelength accuracy: better than ,30.3nm (auto correction)
Wavelength repeatability: better than 0.2nm
It has photometric accuracy: 0,002 Α.
Photo metric repeatability: 0.001 A.
Absorption measurement range (indication): –0.3 A to +3.0 A.
It has an RS – 232C port for connection to an external computer via
of UV Win software.
Ability to scan spectra only through UV Win software.
The spectrophotometer is accompanied by a pair of quartz cells, plastic dust cover,
various spare parts and operation manual.
The spectrophotometer is connected to the UV Win software of the same manufacturer,
programmed in Microsoft Windows environment, very user friendly
which fully controls the operation of the spectrophotometer and processes the results
of measurements.
It has the following features:
SPECTRUM SCANNING
• elineBaseline correction. It has a choice
“Free” baseline with a base of up to 32 points.
• Automatic absorption scale selection
• Automatic storage of received spectra
• Smoothing spectrum
• Detection of spectral peaks
• Numerical calculations between spectra: addition, subtraction, multiplication
and division.
• Calculation of Derivative spectra up to 4th order, in order to
it is possible to detect small peaks hidden inside larger peaks.