Spectroscopes

Spectroscopes are used to visualise the light spectrum of the light source of transparent  substances

Euromex hand spectroscopes SP-5100, SP-5150 and SP-5155 are being used for optical experiments in natural sciences education

The Euromex hand spectroscope SP-5200 has a wavelength scale of 400 – 700 nm. When transparent solid substances, liquids or gas is placed between the light source and spectroscope, the specific spectrum of these substances are visible. The SP-5200 is also used for gem determination

The Euromex table spectrometer SP-5275 is mounted on a tripod and is supplied with a flint glass prism and plan parallel glass plate. The spectrometer is used to determine the refraction-index to measure the refraction angle, to measure the angle of minimal deviation and for dispersion measurments. This Euromex spectrometer is used for optical experiments in natural sciences classes

SP.5100 | Euromex hand spectroscope Euromex hand spectroscope

Hand spectroscope with fixed slit View SP.5150 | Euromex hand spectroscope with adjustable slit Euromex hand spectroscope with adjustable slit

Hand spectroscope with adjustable slit from 0 tot 1 mm View SP.5155 | Hand spectroscope with adjustable slit, comparison prism Hand spectroscope with adjustable slit, comparison prism

Hand spectroscope with adjustable slit and comparison prism, mirror and 5 glass cuvettes View SP.5200 | Hand spectroscope with adjustable slit, comparison prism Hand spectroscope with adjustable slit, comparison prism

and spectroscope with adjustable slit, comparison prism, mirror, 5 glass cuvettes and wavelength scale 400 - 700 nm with 589 nm indication. Divisions 10 nm. View