Inline FT-IR / ATR flow reaction monitoring
16 listings from 10 suppliers · 1 Japanese maker
Japanese name: インラインFT-IR反応モニタリング（ATRフローセル）
Inline FT-IR reaction monitoring collects mid-infrared spectra of a reaction mixture in place through an ATR probe or flow cell, tracking conversion, intermediates and endpoint in real time. It is used in both batch and continuous liquid-phase chemistry. Buyers compare detector cooling method, probe material and the number of reaction points that can be monitored at once. Browse benchtop analyzers, flow cells, FT-IR with ATR accessories and QCL-based systems.
| Product | Maker | Where to buy in Japan |
|---|---|---|
| ReactIR 702L | Mettler-Toledo | Not yet confirmed |
| ReactIR 1000 | Mettler-Toledo | Not yet confirmed |
| MATRIX-MF II | Bruker | Not yet confirmed |
| ReactionView | Remspec | Not yet confirmed |
| Product | Maker | Where to buy in Japan |
|---|---|---|
| ReactIR DS Micro Flow Cell (DiComp) | Mettler-Toledo | Not yet confirmed |
| flowIR (in-line analysis for R-Series) | Mettler-Toledo | Not yet confirmed |
| ATR flow cell kit (for ATR PRO 4X) | JASCOJP maker | From the maker |
| Golden Gate In-situ Reaction Cell ATR | Specac | Not yet confirmed |
| 3-Port Liquid Flow Cell | Specac | Not yet confirmed |
| HATR Flow-Through Cell | PIKE Technologies | Not yet confirmed |
| Rapid Flow Cell | Harrick | Not yet confirmed |
| Product | Maker | Where to buy in Japan |
|---|---|---|
| ALPHA II (flow-through ATR configuration) | Bruker | Not yet confirmed |
| Nicolet iS50 FTIR (ATR/flow cell configuration) | Thermo Fisher Scientific | Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K. (Japanese subsidiary) |
| Cary 630 FTIR (ATR/flow configuration) | Agilent | Not yet confirmed |
| SmartSeal Flow Liquid Transmission Cell | PIKE Technologies | Not yet confirmed |
| Product | Maker | Where to buy in Japan |
|---|---|---|
| IRis-F1 | IRsweep | Not yet confirmed |
“Where to buy in Japan” shows only sales relationships we have confirmed on the company’s or the distributor’s own website. “Not yet confirmed” means we have not checked yet, not that the product is unavailable in Japan. Product names link to the maker’s own page.