Laxco Alpha-1900 UV/Vis Dual-Beam Spectrophotometer, 190 to 1100nm Wavelength Range, 2nm Spectral Bandwidth, Halogen and Deuterium Lamp, 85/240VAC

The Laxco Alpha-1900 UV/visible-light spectrophotometer has a digitally-adjustable 190 to 1100nm wavelength range, a 2nm spectral bandwidth, and a halogen and deuterium lamp, and is used for industry and research applications. The instrument provides direct measurement of basic photometric, quantitative, DNA, protein, kinetics, wavelength, and routine absorbance and transmittance measurements, and stores up 1,000 test points. The 2nm bandwidth provides lower detection limits and improved signal-to-noise performance. The halogen and deuterium lamp and single detector support routine measurements in the UV/visible range. The instrument has a multi-cuvette sample holder. The graphical LCD provides advanced re-scaling axis, curve smoothing, zoom, overlap, and a first to fourth derivative for qualitative analysis. A USB port provides data output to a computer (sold separately).

H is height, the vertical distance from the lowest to highest point; W is width, the horizontal distance from left to right; D is depth, the horizontal distance from front to back.

A spectrophotometer is a device used to measure and analyze aspects of light absorption in liquids and solids. Readings are displayed in digital or analog format. A spectrophotometer can have a handheld body for field use, or a bench-top body for laboratory applications. It may have one or more adapters to enable it to measure surfaces or liquids. A spectrophotometer is used for testing and measuring in anatomy, chemistry, agriculture, process plant, food and beverage making, homeland security, and educational applications.