UV Vis Spectrophotometer Accessories

The CuvetteChanger allows efficient automatic measurement of series of up to 8 cuvettes for both standard measurements with blank subtraction or complex kinetic applications. An external thermostat makes it possible to cool and to heat the cuvettes within a range of 10 – 80 °C.

Designed to maximize throughput in minimal space, InMotion autosamplers increase productivity without sacrificing laboratory bench space. Choose between the InMotion Flex, Pro, and Max, and perform measurements on up to 303 samples per series. Combining InMotion with LabX PC software allows for complete customization of UV Vis workflows. The combined solution performs calculations, reports, and data-management, saving time for operators and lab managers and reducing the risk of transcription errors.

The FiberProbe Adapter makes UV Vis measurements even more efficient. Fitting seamlessly into your UV/VIS Excellence spectrophotometer, it removes the need for time-consuming sample transfer by bringing the spectroscopic measurement to your sample. Integrate with an InMotion Autosampler for the ultimate productivity gain.

CuveT is a Peltier-based, single cuvette thermostat accessory optimized to save benchtop space without compromising heating and cooling capabilities. The thermostat unit fits neatly on top of the UV/VIS Excellence instrument (UV7, UV5, UV5Bio) and can be controlled with the CuveT terminal, the UV Vis instrument or LabX UV Vis software.

Sample loading is easily automated with the FillPalMini, which pumps the sample safely and quickly into the flow cuvette. It can also be used for sample recovery and cleaning the cuvette. With the flow cuvette UV/VIS Excellence instruments can be integrated into a multiparameter workstation with a titrator, density meter or refractometer.

Whether you need high accuracy or the best value, the comprehensive range of the Excellence and Standard cuvette portfolio meets your requirements. We offer reliable and economical models for academia and chemical applications as well as the extreme precision needed in pharmaceutical research and quality control.