Transforming QC standards: FTIR quantification made simple with Lyza 7000

Anton Paar is pleased to announce a new feature on its FTIR spectrometer, Lyza 7000. The newly available quantification functionality introduces a fast, straightforward, and accessible option to create calibrations directly with the instrument. The feature was designed to simplify the setup process and elevate quality control (QC) to the next level. The guided setup process enables users of all experience levels to create their own quantification method with FTIR, and Lyza 7000’s pioneering software allows seamless integration into quality control (QC) workflows.

Lyza 7000 is a powerful and versatile FTIR spectrometer designed specifically to meet the needs of modern quality control environments. The standalone benchtop spectrometer is known for its dependable results, durable design and innovative embedded software, empowering users of all experience levels to operate it efficiently. Its cube-corner interferometer ensures unmatched stability and precision with every measurement. Lyza 7000 offers an innovative solution for material identification, verification, and now also quantification.

FTIR quantification is a powerful tool, but its implementation often requires specialised knowledge and experience. Lyza 7000 addresses this challenge by offering a straightforward, guided setup that ensures that even operators with minimal training can achieve consistent, accurate results. The instrument walks users step-by-step through the quantification setup, minimising errors and saving valuable time. The possibility to smoothly integrate it into quality control methods makes it an ideal solution for industries with demanding QC requirements, such as pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, and polymers.

One of the most valuable aspects of this update is the ability to seamlessly integrate traditional QC FTIR methods – such as spectral comparison – with the new quantification feature. This combination enhances the power of Lyza 7000, allowing users to leverage both methodologies for a more comprehensive analysis. The result is a durable, multi-faceted approach to QC that delivers improved precision and greater confidence in the results.

The release of this new feature strengthens Anton Paar’s commitment to providing innovation solutions for analytical instrumentation. For more information about Lyza 7000 and its newly available FTIR quantification feature, visit Anton Paar’s website or contact your local representative.

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