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Introducing the Renishaw Virsa™ Raman Analyser
The Virsa Raman Analyser is a versatile, fibre-optic-coupled Raman spectroscopy system designed for reliable, detailed remote analysis.
The power of laboratory Raman, wherever you need it
The versatile system offers several options so that users can customise their system to fit their needs. The Virsa Raman Analyser system includes a spectrometer with one or two internal lasers – the dual excitation option enables the user to avoid fluorescence by switching between wavelengths at the touch of a button.
Users also have a choice of Video Fibre Probes (VFPs) – the VFP10 for general and bulk sampling and/or the VFP20C for high spatial-resolution confocal measurements. Renishaw-supplied VFPs can be used separately or stacked to share a common objective lens to enable concurrent analyses at different laser wavelengths.
The Virsa Raman Analyser also has a modest footprint. It can be used on a benchtop or mounted in an industry standard 19” rack providing a transportable option, not currently offered by Renishaw's existing product range.
David Reece, Marketing Manager at Renishaw's Spectroscopy Products Division said “Using our expertise of over 20 years designing and building high-performance Raman systems we have developed the Virsa Raman Analyser to expand the application of Raman beyond the traditional laboratory-based microscope systems. We see huge potential in the adoption of Raman in a wide range of diverse applications which will be enabled by the flexible nature of a fibre-based system.”
Furthering potential
The Virsa Raman Analyser supports a range of third-party probes. It can also be integrated with third-party systems, enabling users to analyse samples using two or more techniques at the same time without having to transfer them between instruments. Additional sampling options are also available, including the SB100 three-axis probe positioner, immersion probes and macro sampling kits.
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