$Harrick Refractor2™ Grazing Angle Accessory$

Harrick Refractor2™ Grazing Angle Accessory

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The Refractor2™ is a unique attachment for grazing angle specular reflectance spectroscopy. The Refractor2™ incorporates two SuperCharged™ wedged windows to refract the beam to and from the sample. It also includes a pre-mounted, internal Si polarizer for enhanced spectral contrast. The unique design of the Refractor2™ results in a compact FT-IR accessory that avoids the energy losses associated with the plane mirrors typically employed. The Refractor2™ is ideal for recording infrared spectra of thin films on metals and thin coatings on semiconductors. It is well suited for QC and laboratory F

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Harrick Refractor2™ Grazing Angle Accessory

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