Save time and space with our suite of spectrometers. These innovative, easy-to-use instruments have a small footprint and collect data within seconds. In addition, they can be used in chemistry, biology, and physics classes at both the high school and college level.
Our spectrometers offer a robust set of capabilities, including
With our spectrometers, data can be collected and analyzed using our LabQuest 2, LabQuest 3, or free Vernier Spectral Analysis® software, which allows users to spend less time learning different interfaces and more time in the laboratory. Plus, Vernier Spectral Analysis works with Chromeâ„¢, iOS, Androidâ„¢, Windows®, and macOSâ„¢ via Bluetooth® wireless technology or USB.Â
The Go Direct SpectroVis Plus Spectrophotometer is an affordable way to introduce your students to spectroscopy. Its battery power and compact size make it a great option for field applications.
The Go Direct Visible Spectrophotometer is a robust, portable visible spectrophotometer. It uses a quality optical bench, which allows for high accuracy and reproducibility, making this visible spectrophotometer an ideal option for upper-level courses.
The Go Direct UV-VIS Spectrophotometer generates full spectra, Beer’s law data, and kinetic traces of ultraviolet and visible-absorbing samples (such as aspirin, DNA, proteins, and NADH).
The Go Direct Fluorescence/UV-VIS Spectrophotometer measures fluorescence and absorbance spectra of a diverse array of samples, such as quinine sulfate, fluorescein, chlorophyll, and fluorescent proteins.
With the Go Direct Emissions Spectrometer, students can conduct emissions analysis; measure spectra of light-emitting samples; and examine emissions spectra of light bulbs, spectrum tubes, or the sun.
The Vernier Flash Photolysis Spectrometer is a simple, user-friendly device for demonstrating the fundamental principles of chemical kinetics and photochemistry to undergraduate chemistry students. It measures the absorption and emission changes over time of a photoexcited sample at a single wavelength.
Note: This spectrometer works with USB and Windows only.
Deciding which spectrometer to buy depends on what samples and experiments you plan to investigate.
With Vernier Spectral Analysis, students can collect a full spectrum and explore topics such as Beer’s law, enzyme kinetics, plant pigments, and Planck’s constant.