Harrick Scientific Products, Inc.

Harrick Scientific Products, Inc.

Address
141 Tompkins Avenue, 2nd Floor
P.O. Box 277
Pleasantville, NY, 10570
United States
Phone: +1 914 747 7202
Fax: +1 914 747 7209
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Since its beginnings in 1969, Harrick Scientific has advanced the frontiers of optical spectroscopy through its innovations to transmission, internal reflection, external reflection, diffuse reflection, and emission spectroscopy. The president and founder of the corporation, Dr. N. J. Harrick, pioneered internal reflection spectroscopy and became the principal developer of this technique.

Harrick Scientific offers a large selection of standard and custom-built accessories for IR and UV-VIS spectrometers. Many of these attachments were originally forerunners in their field and their contemporary versions are considered industry standards. Harrick Scientific continues to introduce innovative new products. In addition to these state-of-the-art accessories, Harrick Scientific supplies a complete line of optical elements, including windows, ATR plates, prisms, and hemispheres.

Using ATR to Study Coated SI Wafers

Using ATR to Study Coated SI Wafers
Using ATR to Correlate the Polarizer Indicator

Using ATR to Correlate the Polarizer Indicator
A Diamond ATR Study of the Components of a Blue Pen

A Diamond ATR Study of the Components of a Blue Pen
FTIR Testing of Residues of Curved Metal Surfaces

FTIR Testing of Residues of Curved Metal Surfaces
Dehydration of Hexahydrate Nickel Sulfate

Dehydration of Hexahydrate Nickel Sulfate
Examination of Polymer Brush Formation on SI Wafers by GATR-FTIR

Examination of Polymer Brush Formation on SI Wafers by GATR-FTIR
Using the ConcentratIR2 to Analyze the Bovine Gamma Globulin

Using the ConcentratIR2 to Analyze the Bovine Gamma Globulin
Using an ATR Rotator to Study Oriented Samples

Using an ATR Rotator to Study Oriented Samples
Using ATR Spectroscopy to Distinguish Release Agents on O-Rings

Using ATR Spectroscopy to Distinguish Release Agents on O-Rings
Comparing FTIR Sampling Methods for the Spectroscopic Analysis of Thin Films

Comparing FTIR Sampling Methods for the Spectroscopic Analysis of Thin Films
Analyzing Residues on Curved Metal Surfaces Outside of the Sampling Compartment Using Sampling FTIR

Analyzing Residues on Curved Metal Surfaces Outside of the Sampling Compartment Using Sampling FTIR
Using UV-Vis Spectroscopy to Analyse the Surface of Oil Canvases

Using UV-Vis Spectroscopy to Analyse the Surface of Oil Canvases
Measuring Polymeric Surface Modification in Central Venous Catheter Lumens

Measuring Polymeric Surface Modification in Central Venous Catheter Lumens
Using GATR-FTIR for the Analysis of Polymer Brush Formation on Silicon Wafers

Using GATR-FTIR for the Analysis of Polymer Brush Formation on Silicon Wafers
Using In Situ Raman Spectroscopy to Study Methanol Conversion over TiO2 Supported Oxomolybdate Catalysts

Using In Situ Raman Spectroscopy to Study Methanol Conversion over TiO2 Supported Oxomolybdate Catalysts
Using Variable Temperature and Low Pressure Diffuse Reflectance UV-Vis-NIR Spectroscopy to Study the Reactivity of Ni2+ in an Air Sensitive Metal Organic Framework (MOFs)

Using Variable Temperature and Low Pressure Diffuse Reflectance UV-Vis-NIR Spectroscopy to Study the Reactivity of Ni2+ in an Air Sensitive Metal Organic Framework (MOFs)
Studying Poly (Ethylene Glycol) Conformation in Pure Liquid and in Aqueous Solution Using Variable Temperature ATR-IR

Studying Poly (Ethylene Glycol) Conformation in Pure Liquid and in Aqueous Solution Using Variable Temperature ATR-IR
Specular Reflectance Measurements – Absolute vs. Relative

Specular Reflectance Measurements – Absolute vs. Relative
Understanding Polarization and its Benefits

Understanding Polarization and its Benefits
WafIR™ ATR Wafer Checker for FTIR Spectrometers

WafIR™ ATR Wafer Checker for FTIR Spectrometers
Harrick Scientific’s VariGATR™ Grazing Angle Accessory

Harrick Scientific’s VariGATR™ Grazing Angle Accessory
The ConcentratIR2™ Multiple Reflection ATR Accessory from Harrick Scientific

The ConcentratIR2™ Multiple Reflection ATR Accessory from Harrick Scientific
Harrick Scientific’s Temperature Controlled Gas Cell

Harrick Scientific’s Temperature Controlled Gas Cell
The Praying Mantis™ Diffuse Reflection Accessory

The Praying Mantis™ Diffuse Reflection Accessory
The VideoMVP™ Single Reflection ATR Microsampler from Harrick Scientific

The VideoMVP™ Single Reflection ATR Microsampler from Harrick Scientific

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