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More Spectra Databases And Enhanced Compatibility For The Successful Identification And Classification Of Unknown Spectra More than 7.600 new ATR-FTIR, Transmission and Raman spectra

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By issuing new spectra databases S.T.Japan provides researchers and analysts an even larger source of spectra for all fields of qualitative analysis.

With the newly added spectra databases of Explosives (372), Excipients (641), White Powders (656) and Lubricants (1095) S.T.Japan rounds off the existing spectra collection to a comprehensive and unique set of spectral information for the successful identification and classification of unknown spectra.

In addition to the new ATR-FTIR spectra a new set of Raman spectra of Inorganic Materials And Minerals with more than 1200 spectra was issued.

Further the existing spectra databases (ATR-FTIR, Transmission and Raman) were supplemented by adding all in all more than 7.600 spectra.

The improvement and advancement of the spectra collection also includes enhanced compatibility. Now all spectra are additionally compatible with BioRad’s KnowItAll™& SearchMaster™, Jasco’s SpectraManager Suite and Varian’s ResolutionsPro.

Hence all spectra are available in all prevalent data formats and can be used with the commonly used search software of the respective instrument manufacturers. That enables the researcher to work in his accustomed software environment, easily improving his research potential.
With a collection that contains more than 127.000 Transmission, ATR-FTIR, Raman and NIR spectra S.T.Japan-Europe is a leading publisher of high quality spectral databases, covering a broad range of substances used in pharmaceutical research, forensic sciences, polymer analysis, material sciences and quality control. The spectra are subdivided in up to 80 dedicated databases meeting the researchers’ individual needs. The spectra were collected of samples of highest purity and contain extensive sample information.