PIKE Technologies was established in 1989, specializing in the development and manufacture of accessories and optical systems that enhance the performance of commercial spectrometers. PIKE concentrates on making the life of laboratory personnel easier.
PIKE products are designed and manufactured to work with FT-IR and molecular spectrometers and are based upon the principles of spectroscopic measurement via:
PIKE products are designed for molecular spectrometers in the petrochemical, food, forensic, optical, agricultural, and material science industries. In addition, PIKE Technologies specializes in custom design of products and optical components for specific applications. PIKE products are built with craftsmanship and care to exceed customer expectations. Visit our website and take advantage of our unique and interactive Crystal Properties Chart and FT-IR Calculator.
PIKE Technologies, Inc. is located in Madison, Wisconsin. We distribute directly to our customers worldwide and to OEMs for packaging with spectrometers of all manufacturers. Please call, or visit our website for additional product information.
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