V-770 Double Beam UV-Visible/NIR Spectrophotometer

System Features

• Double-beam spectrophotometer with single monochromator
• High sensitivity PMT and PbS detectors
• UV-Visible and NIR optimized gratings
• Wide wavelength range PbS detector
• Wide wavelength range – 190 to 2700 nm (3200 nm as option)
• Variable spectral bandwidth
• High-speed scanning up to 4,000 nm/min (Scanning speed in Preview Mode is 8,000 nm/min)
• Stray light 0.005% (UV-visible) to 0.04% and 0.1% (NIR)

The V-770 UV-Visible/NIR spectrophotometer is designed with a single monochromator for maximum light throughput and exceptional absorbance linearity, ensuring accurate measurements across the UV to NIR regions. Equipped with a PMT detector for UV to visible light and a Peltier-cooled PbS detector for NIR, this instrument offers versatility and reliability in a wide range of applications. Operating the V-770 is effortless with the user-friendly interfaces of Spectra Manager™ Suite and the handheld iRM, allowing for seamless data retrieval and processing on Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise systems. With a growing list of software applications and optional CFR compliance, the V-770 series ensures regulatory compliance and customization to suit specific measurement needs.

 

With a wavelength range spanning from 190 to 2700nm (optionally up to 3200nm), the V-770 provides extensive coverage for various analytical requirements. Its innovative single monochromator design enhances energy throughput, resulting in superior signal-to-noise ratios even with narrow spectral bandwidths. Furthermore, the instrument’s IQ Accessory facilitates automated accessory recognition, streamlining routine measurements, while a wide array of accessories, including liquid cell holders, flow cells, and advanced options like automated cell changers and temperature control systems, cater to diverse research and quality control applications. With user-selectable validation options and optional IQ/OQ, the V-770 series ensures precision, reliability, and compliance for all your spectroscopic needs.