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KR41 Rxn-41 Raman probe

KR41 Rxn-41 Raman probe

KR41 Rxn-41 Raman probe

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Rxn-41 Raman probe is robust and durable, directly inserted into the process without the need for a sample gas conditioning system. The single-cable connection design simplifies probe installation and operation, effectively avoiding risks; no long fiber optic cabling is required on site, minimizing installation costs. The Rxn-41 Raman probe is particularly suitable for batch or continuous production processes in chemical plants and refineries. For direct measurement of cryogenic fluids, a low-temperature version of the Rxn-41 Raman probe is available. Advantages Tailored to specific measurement requirements Sealed probe design Built-in "laser on" indicator One inlet and one outlet fiber optic Direct insertion installation Complies with

Rxn-41 Raman probe is robust and durable, directly inserted into the process without the need for a sample gas conditioning system. The single-cable connection design simplifies probe installation and operation, effectively avoiding risks; no long fiber optic cabling is required on site, minimizing installation costs. The Rxn-41 Raman probe is particularly suitable for batch or continuous production processes in chemical plants and refineries. For direct measurement of low-temperature fluids, the low-temperature version of the Rxn-41 Raman probe is available.

Advantages
Tailored to specific measurement requirements

Sealed probe design

Built-in "laser on" indicator

One in, one out fiber optic

Direct insertion installation

Compliant with Category 1 pressure equipment safety standards

Suitable for explosion-proof hazardous area applications

Application
Chemical: Reaction process monitoring, blending, feed and finished product monitoring

Polymers: Polymerization reaction monitoring, polymer blending

Pharmaceutical: API reaction monitoring, crystallization, polymorphs, pharmaceutical production equipment operation

Oil and gas: Fuel blending, fuel characterization

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