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KR40 Raman probe Rxn-40

KR40 Raman probe Rxn-40

KR40 Raman probe Rxn-40

SICK KR40
Rxn-40 is a fully sealed immersion Raman probe for online Raman spectroscopic analysis of liquid samples in the laboratory or process plant. The process connection of the Raman probe Rxn-40 can be crimp-fitted, compression-fitted, flange-mounted, or installed in an Endress+Hauser flow cell, compliant with NeSSI requirements. The diverse mounting options allow the probe to be inserted directly into samples, drain lines, reaction vessels, circulation loops, mixing heads, and influent and effluent lines. Advantages Customized for actual processes Equipped with a range of process connections, robust and durable Online measurement, no need for transfer lines or fast

Rxn-40 is a fully sealed immersion Raman probe for inline Raman spectroscopic analysis of liquid samples in the laboratory or process plant. The process connection of the Raman probe Rxn-40 can be compression fitting, compression mounting, flange mounting, or installation in an Endress+Hauser flow cell, compliant with NeSSI requirements. The diverse mounting options allow the probe to be inserted directly into samples, drain lines, reaction vessels, circulation loops, mixing heads, and influent and effluent pipelines.

Advantages
Customized for actual processes

Equipped with a series of process connections, robust and durable

Inline measurement, no transfer lines or fast loops required

Faster and easier installation

Meets various chemical process and corrosion protection requirements

Ensures safety and meets regulatory requirements

Can be measured in hazardous areas

Application
Chemicals: Reaction monitoring, mixing, catalysis, feed and finished product monitoring

Polymers: Polymerization reaction monitoring, extrusion monitoring, polymer blending

Oil and gas: Fuel blending, fuel characterization

Pharmaceuticals: API reaction monitoring, crystallization processes, polymorph screening, mixing

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