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Endress+Hauser
multiparameter transmitter, with access
available via 4-20-mA HART, or
Bluetooth from any iOS or Android
device. The CM82 reads all sensor
and calibration data stored in the
head of a Memosens sensor. As a
result, the sensor is automatically
detected within seconds, and the
measurement is immediately ready
for use after a sensor change. -
Endress+Hauser, Greenwood, Ind.
www.us.endress.com
Horiba Scientific
Add spectroscopy to any
standard microscope
With its unique set of accessories,
the new Standard Microscope Spectroscopy
(SMS) family of systems
(photo) enable any standard microscope
to be fitted with a spectrometer
and a detector, thereby offering
the ability to perform techniques such
as Raman, steady-state and timeresolved
photoluminescence, reflectance/transmittance,
electroluminescence,
photocurrent and dark-field
scattering. The SMS platform brings
unprecedented flexibility and modularity
to performing spectroscopy
on standard microscope systems,
all without compromising the imaging
functionality of the microscope.
" Multitask your Microscope " is the
Metrohm
theme behind these SMS systems.
- Horiba Scientific, Div. Horiba Instruments,
Inc., Piscataway, N.J.
www.horiba.com/scientific
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Attachments for this
handheld Raman system
The new Mira Flex package (photo)
permits customization of the Mira
handheld Raman analyzer for unique
applications. The basic package includes
a Mira device, USB cable,
calibration standard and laser safety
glasses. Users can then simply select
the available Smart Attachments
and accessories that meet their specific
sampling needs. For sampling
through a container, the Working
Distance Attachments (SWD, LWD,
XLWD, or UA) can handle everything
from direct contact to 22-mm glass
containers. For determining the toxicity
of an unknown material, the
Standoff Attachment enables safe
sampling from a distance. Checking
the formulation of a tablet is performed
with the Tablet Holder. The
Ball Probe Attachment allows sampling
by direct contact, for instance,
in a barrel where a proper focus is not
required. Mira is a fast, easy, reliable
and flexible solution for identification
and verification of materials. -
Metrohm AG, Herisau, Switzerland
www.metrohm.com
A cross-pipe version of this
TDL gas analyzer
With most tunable diode laser (TDL)
gas analyzers, loss of alignment
leading to loss of measurement signal
during a running process can be
a constant problem. The Cross-Pipe
GPro 500 analyzer means maintaining
alignment is no longer an issue.
The GPro 500 series of TDLs solves
the alignment issue by combining
both the source and the sensor into
a single unit. A probe attached to the
sensor features a corner cube at its
end that redirects the laser beam
back to the sensor; therefore, loss of
alignment is not possible. The probe
concept is highly reliable in stacks
with a diameter of less than 1 m. For
wider stacks, where gas concentration
is not constant, the company
has introduced the Cross-Pipe GPro
500, thereby extending the application
coverage of its GPro 500 family.
A newly developed, two-dimensional
corner cube array is positioned in the
pipe, opposite the analyzer head.
Exact alignment is not required. -
Mettler-Toledo Process Analytics,
Inc., Bellerica, Mass.
www.mt.com
Analyze industrial combustion
gas with this handheld device
The E1500 handheld combustion
emissions analyzer (photo) is a rugged
unit with the ability to measure
carbon monoxide and oxygen from
high-efficiency and condensing boilers,
burners, engines, turbines, kilns,
furnaces,
incinerators
and
other
industrial combustion processes.
Featuring a new, large color display
and expanded internal memory,
the E1500 lets users see and save
sample data without worrying about
running out of memory. The E1500
also features pre-calibrated, fieldreplaceable
sensors that allow for
easy diagnostics and replacement to
reduce downtime and costly repair
charges. - E Instruments International,
Langhorne, Pa.
www.e-inst.com
Gerald Ondrey
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
APRIL 2019
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