FTIR Spectroscopy

FTIR Spectroscopy Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy is a technique that uses an infrared spectrometer to measure how a sample absorbs or transmits infrared light, generating a unique IR spectrum. This makes FTIR spectroscopy incredibly useful for a wide range of applications, including structural analysis and non-destructive measurements. Shimadzu offers a complete lineup of FTIR spectroscopy machines designed to meet diverse needs. Our product lineup ranges from the compact IRSpirit-X, which delivers reliable and stable FTIR analysis, to the high-end IRTracer-100, and the latest IRXross, perfect for both routine analysis and advanced research. All Shimadzu FTIR spectrometers are engineered for high resolution and sensitivity, providing you with high-performance options for your FTIR analysis.

Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) is a technique used to obtain infrared spectrum based on the amount of absorption or transmittance of IR in a sample. FTIR is frequently used in a wide range of structural analysis and non-destructive measurement applications.

Shimadzu offers a complete FTIR product lineup, from our compact FTIR, IRSpirit, providing reliable, stable FTIR analysis to our high-end FTIR, IRTracer-100 for routine analysis and sophisticated research. Shimadzu FTIR spectrometers, boasting high resolution and high sensitivity, provide you with a high-performance option for FTIR analysis.