NEW: Cary 635 FTIR

A compact, high-performance spectrometer designed to meet the demands of modern laboratories

Agilent Technologies has launched the Agilent Cary 635 FTIR spectrometer, delivering compact, high-performance Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) analysis. Combining analytical performance, operational simplicity and a compact footprint, the Cary 635 FTIR helps laboratories improve productivity, reliability and flexibility.

Laboratories face increasing pressure to deliver accurate results while reducing costs, conserving workspace and improving efficiency. The Cary 635 FTIR was developed to meet these demands through a compact, user-friendly design that minimizes training requirements and simplifies routine operation.

As the smallest FTIR in its class, the Cary 635 FTIR occupies minimal bench space and can be positioned wherever analysis is needed within the laboratory. Solid ZnSe optical components provide a robust, moisture-resistant system, while improved sensitivity enables analysis of lower-concentration samples and reduces sample consumption.

Its intuitive operation makes high-performance FTIR analysis accessible to users with minimal technical experience, helping laboratories save time while maintaining confidence in results.

A modular architecture provides flexibility for the analysis of solids, liquids, powders and gases. A nondynamic interferometer delivers reliable performance with minimal maintenance requirements, while permanently aligned optics allow rapid interchange of sampling modules for efficient qualitative and quantitative analysis.

The Agilent DialPath module simplifies liquid transmission measurements by reducing sample volume requirements, minimizing cleaning and eliminating traditional transmission cells.

Method-driven Agilent MicroLab software further enhances usability through guided workflows, color-coded results and customizable reporting.

With its combination of performance, flexibility and ease of use, the Cary 635 FTIR supports both routine and advanced analysis while helping laboratories improve productivity and reliability.