The ADP600 Series high accuracy Peltier temperature-controlled polarimeters from Xylem?s Bellingham + Stanley brand measure chiral compounds and other optically active substances.
The ADP600 Series high accuracy Peltier temperature-controlled polarimeters from Xylem’s Bellingham + Stanley brand measure chiral compounds and other optically active substances. The polarimeters are available as single, dual, and multiple wavelength derivatives covering the visible spectrum and the ultraviolet region. ADP600 polarimeters have an extensive interfacing capability and may be configured to operate in secure environments in accordance with FDA regulation 21 CFR Part 11 and also meet the requirements of US, European, and Japanese pharmacopeia. A full-color, high-definition touchscreen graphical user interface simplifies operation. A full range of accessories is available including low-volume, standard, and flow-through sample tubes as well as United Kingdom Accreditation Service-certified, quartz control plates.
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