Kaiser Raman Rxn Hybrid analyzer series
Robust solids analysis packaged in a versatile Raman analyzer
The Kaiser Raman Rxn Hybrid analyzer series offers the most advanced and flexible solid phase analyzers in the Kaiser Raman analyzer portfolio. Available as either a Raman Rxn2 Hybrid or Rxn4 Hybrid variant, these analyzers feature hybrid (micron and mm) probe capability, high spectral resolution, and easy calibration transfer between analyzers.
When coupled with Kaiser Raman sampling probes, Raman Rxn Hybrid analyzers adeptly perform both traditional small spot Raman sampling and PhAT-based wide area Raman sampling. In addition to offering one PhAT channel, these analyzers also support one other alternate channel which may be dedicated to liquids analysis, thereby enabling efficient measurement of two different applications or sample phases from the same analyzer.
Additional Components
Benefits
- Enables the use of a single base unit to support one PhAT probe and one non-PhAT probe
- Reproducible solids measurements without needing to refocus probe or touch samples
- Sampling volume range: micron to mm
- Up to 6mm spot size measurement
- Elimination of subsampling concerns
- Suitable for outputs into hazardous area/classified environments
Field of application
Life Sciences
Pharmaceutical: API reaction monitoring, crystallization, polymorph, blending, granulations, drying and other drug product unit operations, tablets, and capsules
Chemical
Polymerization, polymer blending, polymer pellets, fibers, plaques, or films, extrusion monitoring, catalysis investigations
Food & Beverage
Dairy solids, meat and fish composition
Features and Specifications
Measuring principle
Raman
Laser wavelength
785 nm
Spectral coverage
175-1890 cm-1 (λ=785 nm)
Channels
One PhAT channel and one alternate channel (non-PhAT)
Temperature
Rxn2: 15°C – 30°C (operating); -15°C to +50°C (storage)
Rxn4 base model: +5°C to +35°C (operating); -15°C to +50°C (storage)
Rxn4 NEMA 4x enclosure model: 5°C to +50°C (operating); -15°C to +50°C (storage)
Relative humidity
20–80% RH, noncondensing
Input voltage
Rxn2/Rxn4 base model: 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, ±10%
NEMA 4x enclosure model: 115 V ±10%, 60 Hz; or 230 V ± 10%, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption
Maximum: 400 W
Start-up: 250 W (typical)
Running: 120 W (typical)
NEMA 4x enclosure model: 1560 W (max), 1560 W (start-up, typical), 750 W (running, typical)
Warm-up time
Rxn2 and Rxn4 base models: 120 Minutes
NEMA 4x enclosure model: 240 minutes
Unit dimensions (width x height x depth in mm)
Rxn2 benchtop model: 279 x 483 x 592
Rxn2 cart model: 685 x 1022 (to tabletop) x 753
Rxn4 base model: 483 x 267 x 556
NEMA 4x enclosure model: 1175 x 1480 x 826 (with optional trolley)
Weight (kg)
Rxn2 base model: 32
Rxn2 cart mounted: 93
Rxn4 base model: 28.5
NEMA 4x enclosure model: 185.5 (with optional trolley)
Sampling probe compatibility
Solids: PhAT probe
Liquids: RamanRxn(with optics), bIO-PRO (standard & KS model), WetHead, Pilot-E
Connection Interface
OPC
Modbus
(contact us for other options)
Hazardous area certifications
ATEX, North American, IECEx
Installation options
Rxn2 model: benchtop (standard) or mobile wheeled cart
Rxn4 base model: 19″ rack package
Rxn4 with NEMA 4x enclosure: wall-mountable, mobile trolley, or fixed stand
Documents/ Manuals/Software
Brochures:
Kaiser Raman Analyzers Brochure
Robust optical measurement of chemical composition
Kaiser Raman Probes Brochure
Robust optical measurement of chemical composition
Kaiser Raman Application Guide
The trusted composition analysis solution for the life sciences
Application Notes:
NEWS
2020 Pharma Innovation Award
Our Kaiser Raman bIO-PRO, KS bioprocessing probe was recently selected as a 2020 Pharma Innovation Award winner by Pharma Manufacturing Magazine!
The Kaiser Raman bIO-PRO, KS probe provides fast, accurate measurement of key bioprocess variables from lab-to-process. It is an exciting advancement in our already well-established Kaiser Raman bioprocess product portfolio.
SUCCESS STORIES
Advanced bioprocess control
Learn how Kaiser Raman technology helped Nicro eliminate time-consuming offline sampling in favor of real-time monitoring of critical parameters in fermentation processes.
NEWS
2021 Williams-Wright Award
Dr. Ian R. Lewis, Director of Marketing at Kaiser Optical Systems, has been named the 2021 Williams-Wright Award recipient by The Coblentz Society for his significant contributions to vibrational spectroscopy. The award was presented during the 2021 Pittcon Conference & Expo.