The MB3600-CH40 is an FT-NIR solids analyzer designed for fast, non-destructive determination of physico-chemical properties in solid materials such as powders, pellets, and grains. It features a rotating diffuse reflectance accessory for sample analysis in disposable 20ml vials and is housed in an aluminum casting for industrial durability. The instrument includes permanently aligned optics, a light source with a 10-year average lifespan, and built-in health monitoring, making it maintenance-free. It operates via Horizon QA software, enabling untrained users to perform measurements in under a minute with results comparable to traditional lab methods. Optional accessories allow analysis of liquids, gels, and powders using vial holders, hand-held probes, or fiber-optic interfaces.
The MB3600-CH40 “solids analyzer” provides fine and specialty chemical companies a fast and non-destructive alternative to compendial QA/QC analytical methods that are usually slow, expensive and complex.
Those companies must be able to check rapidly and regularly chemical specifications of the different product grades to minimize reworks, downgrading and quality giveaways. The MB3600-CH40 is particularly adapted to agrochemical suppliers who need to facilitate the safe and efficient use of their crop protection formulations while ensuring protection of workers, end-users and environment.
It is also an ideal tool for fertilizer producers who need to characterize their raw materials and develop predictive indicators for transformation dynamics and fertilization value of organic matter. The analyser can also be fitted with optional accessories to analyse liquids or gel samples.
| ABB Measurement & Analytics | |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Infrared Spectrometers |
| Product Number | MB3600-CH40 |
| Product Name | FT-NIR solids analyzer |
| Optical System | Michelson Interferometer |
| Detector Type | Other; (Detector module with integrated cooling: extended-InGaAs) |
| Sample Type | Solids |
| Features | Cooled Detector |
| Spectral Range: | 2703 to 667 nm (27027 to 6667 Å) |