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Product Code G2006A1
Price $208 ex. VAT

Protective Cover for the Ossila Optical Spectrometer

Protect your equipment from drops and secure it to an optical table or breadboard


A tough but flexible rubber protective case for the Ossila USB Spectrometer.

It is important that the background, reference, and measurement spectra are all taken under the exact same conditions. We therefore recommend fixing the spectrometer and all spectroscopy equipment in place before taking any measurements. Many optical labs are equipped with optical tables for this purpose, but a secured workbench top optical breadboard plate achieves the same end result with a much smaller footprint (which is useful for busy multi-purpose spaces). The spectrometer case adds mounting points that allow the Ossila Optical Spectrometer to be bolted in the desired position to a standard metric or imperial optical table or plate. The top of the case has a small lip that prevents the spectrometer from being removed once in place, and the soft rubber construction and snug-fit will also offers protection.

The spectrometer case is available separately or as part of the optical spectroscopy kit.

Ossila Optical Spectrometer protective case
The Ossila USB Spectrometer (sold separately) in protective case
Ossila Optical Spectrometer bolted to an optical breadboard plate
The spectrometer case allows the Ossila Optical Spectrometer to be bolted to an optical breadboard

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