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|Articles|December 1, 2016

Spectroscopy

  • Spectroscopy-12-01-2016
  • Volume 31
  • Issue 12

Specac Inc

Company Description

Specac is a leading manufacturer of high quality FT-IR accessories and sample preparation products. They regularly bring new and innovative solutions to the market.

Nobody makes more user-friendly or accurate products. ATR, diffuse reflectance, specular reflectance, and transmission are among the techniques served.

Pellets, discs, or films are covered by Specac's Atlas range of pressing solutions. From small low tonnage manual hydraulic presses to 40 ton fully programmable automatic presses, the Atlas range covers most areas. Specac products serve universities, research and development, forensics, pharmaceutical, and oil industries and more.

Chief Spectroscopic Techniques Supported

 

  • Infrared transmission

  • Infrared reflectance

  • Polarizers

  • Process cells and XRF/XRD

Major Products/Services

 

  • Specac's range (fit most spectrometers) includes:

  • The Pearl liquid transmission accessory

  • Golden Gate ATR

  • Quest ATR

  • Omni-Cell

  • Gas Cells

  • Atlas Manual, Power and Automatic Presses (2–40 maximum load)

  • Polarizers

Facility

Specac has offices in the USA and UK and has a global network of dealers and distributors.

Specac Inc.

414 Commerce Dr. #175, Fort Washington, PA 19034

TELEPHONE

+1 866 726 1126

FAX

(215) 793-4011

E-MAIL

sales@specac.com

WEB SITE

www.specac.com

YEAR FOUNDED

1971

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