Used SHIMADZU 8050 #9206705 for sale

SHIMADZU 8050 spectrometer is a powerful analytical instrument built for the study of both surface and interfacial phenomena. It is capable of measuring different optical properties, including optical absorption, reflectance, transmission, fluorescence, and Raman scattering. 8050 spectrometer is designed specifically to measure properties of ultra-thin film systems, small particles, nanomaterials, and polymers. It is also ideal for examining the optical characteristics of surface and structure of biomaterials and organic materials. SHIMADZU 8050 is composed of a number of components, including an optical equipment, a laser, a detector, and a computer control system. The optical unit includes a light source, a focusing machine, and several optical components. The laser produces a beam of light which is focused onto the sample through the focusing tool. The light that is reflected or scattered by the sample is detected by the detector. The information obtained is used to calculate the optical property of the sample. 8050 spectrometer includes a control computer, which is used to operate and analyze the data collected by the instrument. It contains a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and the necessary software to control the optical components. The computer is also capable of analyzing and storing data obtained via the device. The features of SHIMADZU 8050 offer great potential for both fundamental research and industrial application. It is capable of producing high-resolution spectral data quickly, allowing for quick and accurate data analysis. Additionally, the instrument is easy to use, and its portability makes it ideal for onsite measurements. Overall, 8050 is a powerful and versatile instrument suitable for a wide variety of applications. Its features make it the perfect tool for investigating the optical properties of thin films, nanoparticles, polymers, biomaterials, and more. With its high accuracy, efficient operation, and portability, SHIMADZU 8050 is a great choice for anyone looking to conduct research in the field of optical properties.