Non demoulding infrared moldIt is a key tool used for solid sample preparation in infrared spectroscopy analysis. Its core advantage lies in the fact that there is no need to remove the sample after pressing, and the mold and sample can be directly placed into the spectrometer for detection, significantly simplifying the operation process and reducing the risk of sample contamination.

　　Non demoulding infrared moldTechnical principles and advantages:

Powder compression technology

By using high pressure, the sample to be tested is mixed with a diluent (such as KBr) and pressed into a uniform disk to ensure the transparency and spectral signal stability of the sample. On this basis, the structure of the non demoulding mold is optimized to tightly bond the sample piece with the inner sleeve of the mold, avoiding deformation or contamination during the transfer process.

Core strengths

Easy to operate: eliminates demolding steps, reduces human error, especially suitable for batch testing.

Sample protection: Avoid sample damage or contact with contaminants during demolding, and improve data reliability.

Strong compatibility: It can be adapted to mainstream devices such as Fourier transform infrared spectrometers and infrared spectrophotometers.