The Upward-Looking 270 mm Integrating Spheres is a unique accessory enabling new accuracies to be achieved in the measurement of light-diffusing materials. It is compatible with the LAMBDA 950/1050/1050+ spectrometers.
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Features of the 270 mm Integrating Spheres include:
| Product Compatibility | LAMBDA |
|---|---|
| Product Group | Integrating Spheres & Supplies |
| Technology Type | UV/VIS |
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