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About Rigaku Analytical Devices

Rigaku Analytical Devices is a pioneer in handheld 1064 nm Raman spectroscopy. Our products are trusted by law enforcement departments, government agencies, and security specialists around the world to identify chemical threats, including the illicit drug supply chain, precursor chemicals, pharmaceutical-based agents, as well as cutting agents. The advantage of Rigaku’s 1064 technology means users are able to scan through translucent packaging, keeping the user safe from exposure, with the unique ability to detect trace amounts. At Rigaku we are focused on supporting our clients with our global expertise and development of innovative solutions with a two-year warranty, software and library updates included for the life of the instrument. Replace your outdated equipment with cutting-edge technology today!

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