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High Resolution, Handheld LIBS Raman Spectrometer from SciAps

This video shows SciAps' first LIBS handheld Raman spectrometer named the Z. This analyzer is designed to provide operation similar to silicon drift detector-based HHXRF analyzers, and has ability to measure carbon and other low-atomic number elements. The Z provides greatly improved performance on any elements, compounds and minerals.

Run Time: 6:24min

Introducing the LIBZ High Resolution Analyzer from SciAps

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