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Thermo Scientific™ Antaris™ II FT-NIR Spectrometer Product Introduction

Core Technological Innovations
The Thermo Scientific™ Antaris™ II is a next-generation Fourier Transform Near-Infrared (FT-NIR) spectroscopy system featuring high-throughput dynamic interferometer technology and multi-mode sampling capabilities, designed for both laboratory and industrial applications. With a spectral range of 12,000–3,800 cm⁻¹ (833–2,630 nm wavelength) and resolution up to 4 cm⁻¹ (optional 2 cm⁻¹), it utilizes CaF₂ beam splitters and InGaAs detectors to ensure optimal sensitivity and energy distribution.

Key Technical Features

1. Versatile Sampling Options: Supports 7 sampling modes including transmission, diffuse reflectance, and fiber optic probes for analyzing solids (tablets/capsules), liquids, films, and more, with >95% collection efficiency in the integrating sphere.
2. Rugged Industrial Design: Features a vibration-resistant cast aluminum sealed housing for seamless transition between lab and production environments, with plug-and-play USB connectivity.
3. Method Transfer Technology: Validated analytical models can be directly transferred between instruments, significantly reducing calibration development costs.

Primary Applications

• Pharmaceutical: Simultaneous analysis of tablet coatings and core composition, compliant with GMP certification (ValPro™ software supported).
• Food/Agriculture: Rapid quality testing of soybeans, grains, and other agricultural products with optional online fiber optic probes.
• Chemicals: Trace contaminant analysis (e.g., biodiesel impurities) in polymers and petroleum products.

System Configuration

• Hardware: Standard halogen light source (with backup), temperature-controlled sample compartment (-100°C to 120°C optional).
• Software: TQ Analyst™ chemometrics tools supporting full-spectrum SWATH acquisition and quantitative analysis.

Awarded the R&D 100 prize, the 2025 China market price ranges from ¥840,000–970,000 RMB, making it ideal for high-throughput testing in pharmaceuticals, food, environmental monitoring, and other fields.

(Note: Specifications based on manufacturer data. "Antaris", "ValPro", and "TQ Analyst" are Thermo Fisher Scientific trademarks.)

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