How to Quickly Identify O-Ring Composition and Avoid Severe Accidents
April 30, 2021
Sponsored by Bruker Optics
Using the wrong O-rings can cause machinery failure in any production facility or laboratory. Machine failure can cause severe accidents and expensive damages. Learning what an O-ring is comprised of is all you need to avoid these dangerous and costly situations. However, it is impossible to determine the components of O-ring materials by visual inspection alone, a fast and reliable method for chemical analysis is needed. Join us to learn how to quickly and reliably determine O-ring composition.
You will learn:
• About FTIR spectroscopy - a versatile and non-destructive method for identifying O-ring materials
• How to measure a spectrum within seconds using ATR (Attenuated-Total-Reflection)
• Which Spectrometer is ideal for identifying O-ring materials
• What Bruker's automated O-ring library of spectra is and how to use it
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