Hamilton Sundstrand’s Applied Instrument Technologies introduces the new RPM line of process analyzers.
February 23, 2006 (Press Release) --
Hamilton Sundstrand’s Applied Instrument Technologies introduces the new RPM line of process analyzers. The RPM Series includes the RPM MD™, a multi-channel analyzer available in rack mount or bench top configuration, for lab and pilot scale reaction monitoring, general purpose on-line, at-line, in-line process monitoring. The RPM MD joins the Raman RPM 785™, a process Raman system packaged for hazardous areas. Together, both systems provide unique tools for product development, process development and production process monitoring. The RPM Series sets a new benchmark in signal to noise ratio and features a unique continuous automatic frequency scale correction that provides permanent calibration.
The RPM Series provides rapid, accurate and stable monitoring of physical properties and chemical composition of liquids, such as emulsions and slurries and solids with a greater sampling ease than many other technologies. These features position Raman as an important measurement tool for the polymer, pharmaceutical, chemical and food and beverage industries.
The RPM 785 operates under the PC 80 process software used in the Analect on-line FTIR and FTNIR process analyzers. The RPM MD also utilizes PC 80™ as well as Grams AI/7™ which is 21 CFR Part 11 compliant and available for FDA cGMP required applications. A wide variety of PCR and PLS chemometric tools are also available.
Mr. Joseph LaConte, General Manager of Hamilton Sundstrand’s Applied Instrument Technologies unit, said “The development of this new Raman product line was a natural extension of our existing line of process spectroscopy products; the PIONIR NIR, MGA process mass spectrometer, and the Analect family of FTIR and FT-NIR. The RPM technology was derived from Hamilton Sundstrand, Pomona’s development of the Smart Raman Spectrometer Demonstration Unit project as part of the Mars Instrument Development Project program for NASA Research.”
Hamilton Sundstrand, a United Technologies Subsidiary, is headquartered in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Applied Instrument Technologies, located in Pomona, California, is part of Hamilton Sundstrand Space, Land and Sea business segment and is certified to ISO 9001. Applied Instrument Technologies, with an installed base of over 3,500 systems worldwide, has more than thirty year’s experience in manufacturing rugged and reliable process analyzers
The RPM Series provides rapid, accurate and stable monitoring of physical properties and chemical composition of liquids, such as emulsions and slurries and solids with a greater sampling ease than many other technologies. These features position Raman as an important measurement tool for the polymer, pharmaceutical, chemical and food and beverage industries.
The RPM 785 operates under the PC 80 process software used in the Analect on-line FTIR and FTNIR process analyzers. The RPM MD also utilizes PC 80™ as well as Grams AI/7™ which is 21 CFR Part 11 compliant and available for FDA cGMP required applications. A wide variety of PCR and PLS chemometric tools are also available.
Mr. Joseph LaConte, General Manager of Hamilton Sundstrand’s Applied Instrument Technologies unit, said “The development of this new Raman product line was a natural extension of our existing line of process spectroscopy products; the PIONIR NIR, MGA process mass spectrometer, and the Analect family of FTIR and FT-NIR. The RPM technology was derived from Hamilton Sundstrand, Pomona’s development of the Smart Raman Spectrometer Demonstration Unit project as part of the Mars Instrument Development Project program for NASA Research.”
Hamilton Sundstrand, a United Technologies Subsidiary, is headquartered in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Applied Instrument Technologies, located in Pomona, California, is part of Hamilton Sundstrand Space, Land and Sea business segment and is certified to ISO 9001. Applied Instrument Technologies, with an installed base of over 3,500 systems worldwide, has more than thirty year’s experience in manufacturing rugged and reliable process analyzers
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