A conversation starts here FTIR, Raman and NIR instruments, chemical imaging and gas analysis. Choose a system around your samples, your methods and the work ahead.
SIB Scientific is an authorized distributor of Bruker Optics in the United States, based in Austin, Texas.
Our portfolio spans Fourier transform infrared and near infrared spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, microscopy and remote gas sensing. The range supports routine laboratory measurements as well as advanced research and industrial applications.
Our team brings experience in research, development, laboratory operations and industrial production. We help connect the analytical question with the instrument, sampling approach and configuration it requires.
Bruker Optics manufactures instruments in Germany and the United States. Its spectroscopy systems are used to identify and quantify materials and to visualize chemical differences across samples.
Talk with SIB ScientificThe best starting point is what you need to learn about the sample. Explore the main measurement approaches, then discuss the details of your workflow.
Compare an unknown with a reference, investigate composition or develop an analytical method. Start with your sample form and the information the measurement needs to provide.
Locate a particle, inclusion or layer, then examine its chemistry. FTIR and Raman microscopy connect visual features with spectral information.
Discuss handheld material identification, laboratory measurements or microscopy. Sample sensitivity, fluorescence and the required spatial detail guide the choice.
For NIR, define the product, property and reference method. For gas analysis, define the compounds, concentration range and measurement geometry.
Explore compact FTIR, chemical imaging, Raman microscopy, laboratory NIR and process analysis. Review instrument capabilities and discuss the configuration your application requires.
Compact FTIR for routine material identification.
Automated infrared microscopy and imaging.
Raman microscopy for detailed material analysis.
Flexible NIR sampling for laboratory analysis.
FTIR configured around your research.
FTIR analysis of gas mixtures.
Browse application guidance for materials, pharmaceuticals, life science research, food, production and environmental measurements.
Identify polymers and chemical materials, investigate contamination, or study the cause of a failed component. Microscopy can help connect a small feature with its chemical composition.
Discuss incoming material verification, laboratory quality control or chemical imaging of research specimens. The measurement method and documentation requirements belong in the same conversation.
Explore NIR measurements for food, feed and agricultural products, or spectroscopy within a production process. Reference measurements, sampling and calibration define what a method can tell you.
Examine collected particles and microplastics, analyze a gas sample, or discuss measurements across an open path or a remotely observed scene. Each approach starts with a different sampling question.
You do not need to choose a model before contacting us. A short description of the sample and the intended result is a useful place to begin.
For a new method, include the measurements you use today and what you want to improve. For an established method, tell us which requirements the new system must meet.
Discuss your requirementsMaterial or product, physical form, dimensions, preparation and any limits on handling.
Identification, composition, spatial variation or process change. Include expected ranges and the reference method where available.
Laboratory, field or production line, together with sample volume, measurement frequency and operating conditions.
Sampling accessories, software records, training, qualification requirements and your preferred project timing.
Bring us your analytical requirements. We can discuss the relevant platform and the configuration questions that come next.
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