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The
GRAHAM
line of transmissometers can be configured to measure percent transmittance
at several fixed wavelengths in the near-ultraviolet, violet, blue, green,
yellow, orange, red, or infrared regions of the spectrum (either narrow
band or broad band as requested at time of purchase).
Our
Transmissometers are currently being used for measuring transmittance of
glass, filters, plastics, films, optical coatings, etc. The ability
to choose central wavelength and bandwidth of the test beam permits Graham
Transmissometers to be configured for many diverse purposes.
Transmittance
Calibration
The
system is calibrated by the operator to read 0.0% with the optical path
blocked and 100% with no sample present. Readings are therefore absolute,
with no optical standard required.
All
Graham Transmissometers operate in any normal ambient lighting condition
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no need to operate the instrument in a darkened room!
Model
100 Our lowest cost Bench Transmissometer
When
cost is a factor, the Model 100
fills the bill very nicely! With a 3-1/2 LCD Digital readout, the
instrument provides 0.1% accuracy +/- 1 least significant digit.
The instrument can accommodate a sample up to 1 inch thick and can measure
to the center of an 8-inch wide substrate.
In
use, the Operator simply sets Zero with the light path blocked, then sets
100% with no sample in the light path. Measurements of Percent Transmittance
(%T) are obtained automatically simply by inserting the sample in the optical
path. Like all Graham Transmissometers, the Model 100 is virtually maintenance
free.
That's
all there is to it!
The Model 100
MODEL
100V WHITE LIGHT Bench Transmissometer -- Permits insertion of a Color
Filter
The
Model
100V employs a white light source, which permits the operator to insert
a color filter to inspect any region of the visible spectrum. Typical
accuracy of +/-0.1 % is achieved. The ability to choose bandwidth
and central wavelength of the test beam permits the Model 100V to be configured
for many diverse purposes.
The
instruments feature an electronically chopped test beam for maximum
accuracy and independence from ambient lighting conditions. The Model
100V can accommodate samples up to 2.0 inches thick and can measure to
the center of a 12-inch wide sample. They are easy to use, stable
in operation, and provide highly reproducible readings. Like all Graham
Transmissometers, the Model 100V is virtually maintenance free.
Model
100IR -- an Infrared version of the Model 100V
Permits
the selection of one or more channels in the infrared. It can be
formatted like of any of the 100V models, but offers a number of
wavelengths in the near infrared ( 700 to 1000 nM)
The Model 100V
MODEL 500W with remote head
Monitors transmittance of moving wen
The
Model
500W -- available in many formats, some shown here, this Transmissometer
employs a remote head which is configured to the customer's requirements.
This permits the evaluation of very large samples, special shapes, moving
webs, etc. in remote locations and hostile environments.
High
Vacuum Heads
Special
remote heads are available for use inside vacuum coating chambers. Available
in single or multiple channels, these heads permit the measurement of transmittance
uniformity of moving webs of film.
Model 500W LCD Readout
Submersible
Heads
These
heads, which may be immersed in any non-corrosive liquid, can be used to
monitor concentration of reagents and solutes during chemical reactions.
Since
many organic compounds absorb infrared radiation of specific wavelengths,
when equipped with the appropriate infrared source, these submersible heads
can be used to monitor the concentration of various organic compounds during
actual reactions. Analog output from the Model 500W can be
connected directly to a recorder, to monitor reaction rates.
Model
500W LED Readout
2-Channel Model 500W Rack Mount (Shown with Optional Integrator)
Potential
customers are encouraged to inquire about any special features which they
may need for their application. A number of customized modifications
are available at no additional cost.
Model
1000C
This
is a computerized model that permits the collection of both numeric and
graphic data. Because it offers continuous output, the
Model
1000C is capable of being used for process control as well as storage
of data for quality assurance. Available in any of the illustrated formats
in single or multiple channels
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MODEL
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FEATURES
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BENEFITS
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Model
100
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White
Light source only
3-1/2 digit LCD Display
Accuracy +/- 0.1% |
Low
power consumption
Battery
Version Available (Model 100B)
Lowest
Cost Model |
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Model
100V
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White
light or specific wavelength
4-1/2
digit LED or LCD Display
Accuracy
+/- 0.02%
Analog
output |
Accepts
filter for any visible wavelength
Multiple
Channel versions available
Extra
digit gives higher accuracy
Connect
to data logger or chart recorder |
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Model
100IR
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Specific
infrared wavelengths
4-1/2
digit LED or LCD Display
Accuracy
+/- 0.02%
Analog
Output |
Customer
selected wavelength
Multiple
wavelength option
Analog
Output
Connect
to data logger or chart recorder |
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Model
500W
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Remote
Optical Head
Bench
Top or Rack Mount available
4-1/2
digit LED or LCD Display
Accuracy
+/-0.02%
Analog
Output |
Usable
for measuring moving web
Model
for use in high vacuum chamber
Submersible
remote heads available
Multiple
channels available
Connect
to data logger or chart recorder |
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Model
1000C
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Computerized
model
Bench
Top or Rack Mount
Onboard
or remote optical head
4-1/2
digit LED or LCD Display
Accuracy
+/-0.02% |
Turnkey
System
Data
Logging capability
Process
Control capability
Continuous
chart recording
Multiple
channels available |
For
Further Information, Prices, Delivery, call Gordon Graham today at
(818)
700-1263 or send an email to the address below.
GRAHAM OPTICAL
SYSTEMS, 9530 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Chatsworth,
CA 91311
Phone
(818) 700-1263 FAX (818) 700-1627
E-mail: techinfo@grahamoptical.com
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