Reduce the cost of QC with NIR spectroscopy

58 min

// Chemical

This webinar gives a short introduction to near-infrared spectroscopy and the advantages of this method for quality control. It will then discuss some case study examples. Prashant Ingle from Quality Control at Herbalife will finally present how Herbalife implemented NIR spectroscopy for quality control.

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NIR spectroscopy: fast, easy, and reliable analysis

Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is an established analysis technique offering many advantages. For instance, no sample preparation is required and chemical as well as physical parameters can be analyzed in less than a minute.

Learn more about NIR spectroscopy in our blog:

What is NIR spectroscopy

Metrohm offers robust NIR spectrometers for the laboratory and process environments. Learn more here:

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This white paper contains a short background information section on near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), describes how NIRS can be used for quality control, provides real application possibilities in the polymer and petro segments, and details an example ROI calculation.

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