Safety & Security
Safety and security threat analysis continuously evolves as threats continue to emerge. First responders, law enforcement professionals, customs agencies, the military, and public health play a critical role in protecting communities. Whether it is securing our borders from illegal drug trafficking, to repopulating a neighborhood after a CBRNe attack, to keeping dangerous synthetic opioids off our streets, safety and security personnel put their lives on the line every day for the greater good.
There is a critical need for these sectors to have access to the latest in handheld chemical analysis technology that is easy to use - by a non-scientist. Rigaku's portfolio of handheld analyzers are the tool of choice among global safety & security agencies who have a need to presumptively identify a chemical threat in stressful and harsh environments.

Applications
Where is there a need for presumptive identification in the field?
What others are Saying
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It's probably one of the easiest and most responsive units I have ever worked with.
Read moreDr. Jeffrey BrodeurColonel (Retired), Assistant CommandantU.S. Army -
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!
Read moreSteve BrunetteBattalion ChiefSioux Falls Fire & Rescue -
Contactless drug testing has been huge. The Raman device just makes it so much easier.
Read moreScott HanleyLieutenantPokagon 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.
Read moreMichael BrownCountry Attache, Far East RegionU.S. DEA
Products
Rigaku's CQL Series of handheld 1064 nm Raman analyzers are fit for purpose for your department's analysis needs and budget.

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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CQL Gen-ID
Expands chemical threat analysis with a library that also includes more general threats, including explosives and general chemicals.
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CQL Narc-ID
Presumptive identification of narcotics, precursor chemicals, and cutting agents.
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