Used AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 1200 Series #9392657 for sale

AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 1200 Series is a family of advanced spectrometers; ideal for performing routine qualitative and quantitative analysis of a variety of chemical and physical properties. The series boasts a wide range of capabilities, making them a great choice in many industrial, educational, and research applications. The basic version includes a full complement of features, including basic scanning speed capabilities for both transmission and absorption measurements, a high signal-to-noise ratio, and an intuitive graphical user interface. Additional options are available for more advanced analytical capabilities, such as enhanced wavelength accuracy and greater scanning speed. The spectrometer's modular, open architecture also makes it easy to customize according to the desired application. HP 1200 Series offers a comprehensive range of spectral analysis capabilities that can be used to measure a variety of properties, including solute concentration, pH, light intensity, and particle size. It is capable of single wavelength and multi-wavelength scanning, with, for example, the optional addition of a multi-grating monochromator for parallel scanning from optical fibers providing high throughput. AGILENT 1200 Series offers an intelligent spectrum analysis engine, allowing automated peak identification and integrated data reduction. The series also provides powerful software tools and integration with enterprise-wide systems, enabling easy data accessibility and analysis. KEYSIGHT 1200 Series is an excellent choice for a variety of applications where accurate and reliable measurements are essential. Available in both a low and high-end version, these spectrometers offer users a powerful yet simple solution for both routine and specialized analytical tasks. Offering advanced chemometric tools, together with outstanding performance, and intuitive user-friendly software, HEWLETT-PACKARD 1200 Series provides an easy solution to complex spectroscopic limitations.