History of Shimadzu IR
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1956
AR-275
Double beam, self-recording infrared spectrophotometer.
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1965
IR-27G
Double beam, self-recording infrared spectrophotometer equipped with a grating, significantly improving maintainability.
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1981
IR-435
Double beam, self-recording infrared spectrophotometer equipped with a built-in data processor and parallel printer.
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1984
FTIR-4000
A Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometer that greatly improved light efficiency compared to the split-type model.
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1990
FTIR-8100
Reduced both size and cost, while also providing multi-functional, high-end performance.
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2002
IRPrestige-21
High-end FTIR equipped with a newly developed interferometer, achieving the industry's highest S/N ratio of 40,000:1.
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2008
IRAffinity-1
Reduced size by 20 % compared to conventional models. Equipped with a new foreign particle analysis program.
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2013
IRTracer-100
Achieved high performance with a S/N ratio of 60,000:1 and resolution of 0.25 cm-1.
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2017
IRSpirit
A compact, high-performance FTIR with an A3-size footprint and a weight of 8.5kg.
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2022
IRXross
Achieved S/N comparable to high-end instruments while maintaining a mid-class size.
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2022
AIRsight
Unique instrument combining infrared and Raman microscopes, enabling one-stop infrared and Raman analysis.
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2023
AIMsight
Achieved S/N comparable to high-end instruments while maintaining a mid-class size.
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2023
IRSpirit-X
A compact, high-performance FTIR designed for both simple operation and reliability, backed by a 10-year warranty.
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