products

Portable-PinPointer™
Pinpointer, the "Point-Click" solution designed specifically for quick material identification and verification on the go and for various field deployments.
 SERS Enhancing Media
The rSERS is the most affordable SERS substrate for routine use and is widely applicable to chemical and biological trace materials analysis. The reusable accessory MediaSleeve™holder is designed with wells to accommodate four chip-style rSERS media on a standard 75 mm x 25 mm microscope slide size platform for use with microscope equipped Raman spectrometers.
Desktop L-PeakSeeker™
The PeakSeeker by Raman Systems is our most practical and easy-to-use Raman spectrometer. It is an excellent choice for users who want a full featured Raman spectrometer but have a limited budget.
Microscope-RSM
The Raman Systems RSM Video Raman Microscope is an upright laboratory microscope that couples to a Raman Systems spectrometer (sold separately). The accessory is supplied with a Reflected Light Illuminator and a USB Color Video Camera.
Desktop H-PeakSeeker Pro™
The PeakSeeker Pro represents the state-of-the-art for an accurate, cost-effective and easy-to-use Raman spectrometer. The premier instrument in the Raman Systems line utilizes TE-cooled, high efficiency CCD detector arrays, and is available with either a 532 nm or 785 nm laser.
 Microscope Kit-MSK
The MSK Raman Microscopy Kit from Raman Systems turns an upright laboratory microscope into a video Raman spectroscope. The kit includes a Raman Beamsplitter Module that mounts below the eyepiece assembly and a USB Color Video Camera that mounts above the eyepiece.
Raman Probe
Agiltron manufactures state-of-the-art Raman Probe for routine laboratory Raman spectroscopy. A modified design based upon the patented US 6,897,951 B2 probe optical layout has resulted in enhanced optical performance and compact dimension. The Probe is available for two excitation wavelengths: 785nm and 532 nm and can be coupled to a variety of spectrograph designs.
RAM-LR Laser
A stabilized diode laser (at 785 nm) provides an ideal narrow linewidth excitation source for Raman spectroscopy using CCD detectors. The laser can be controlled through software and has all the laser Class IIIb safety features.