Safer Response for Military Chemical Threats

As the military continues to face new and emerging chemical and explosive threats, it is mission-critical they are equipped with advanced field-deployable, analytical tools. Many real-world threats contain impurities from storage containers, degradation, precursors or intentionally added pigments or dyes to try to conceal. This makes it even more difficult to correctly identify.

Purposely built to be used in high-stress environments, the Rigaku portfolio of handheld Raman analyzers are the choice for advanced chemical and explosives analysis among global defense forces. Its use of 1064 nm Raman technology means the Rigaku suite has the ability to overcome fluorescence interference, which is usually problematic for first generation Raman devices.

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It's probably one of the easiest and most responsive units I have ever worked with.
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Dr. Jeffrey Brodeur

Retired

IB3 Global Solutions
I purchased the Rigaku analyzer for 3 reasons: results in 10 seconds or less, little to no fluorescence, and it sees through colored containers - it was a no brainer!
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Steve Brunette

Battalion Chief

Sioux Falls Fire & Rescue
Contactless drug testing has been huge. The Raman device just makes it so much easier.
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Scott Hanley

Lieutenant

Pokagon Tribal Police
The ResQ CQL 1064 nm was a force multiplier by providing the ability to quickly search numerous vehicles used to transport mislabeled precursor chemicals.
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Michael Brown

Country Attache, Far East Region

U.S. DEA

CQL Max-ID

Maximizes chemical threat analysis, with the largest on-board library to identify over 13,000 items including narcotics, explosives, toxic chemical industrial chemicals, chemical warfare agents (CWAs), and more.

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