Integrating Sphere LIGS-B10

Name: Integrating Sphere LIGS-B10
Brand: Labtron
SKU: LIGS-B10
Rating: 4.8 (762 reviews)

Integrating Sphere LIGS-B10 that operates across a broad spectral range of 200 to 2500 nm. It has high reflectance efficiency, enabling accurate measurement of diffuse reflectance across the UV–VIS–NIR range. The internal liner is constructed from high-quality PTFE, which ensures superior Lambertian reflection and long-term durability. It’s designed to resist yellowing and powdering, maintaining performance over extended usage periods. Our Integrating Sphere is widely used for reflectance measurements of solid samples, turbid liquids, etc.

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Spectral Range	200 to 2500 rpm
Internal Diameter	Convention diameter of 38 mm (customizable)
Sample Mouth	Convention diameter of 9.5 mm (customizable)
Light Inlet	8° input SMA905 with collimating lens
Light Outlet	90 ° output SMA905
Inner Liner Material	High-quality PTE

High reflectivity
Excellent lambertian reflective surface
long-term stability
High intensity illumination

Our Integrating Sphere LIGS-B10 is a versatile and high-precision tool designed to support a wide range of reflectance-based applications. It is ideally suited for spectral reflectance analysis to obtain detailed optical signatures across various material types. Additionally, it effectively measures the reflectance of solid samples, turbid liquids, as well as opaque powders and film samples.

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Integrating Sphere LIGS-A10 : 200 to 2500 nm Integrating Sphere LIGS-B10 : 200 to 2500 rpm

Models of Integrating Sphere

Labtron is a supplier of a wide range of Integrating Spheres with a broad wavelength for precision spectral measurements. Their inner surface is coated with BaSO₄ or PTFE to deliver high diffuse reflectivity and long-term durability. They feature three customizable openings allowing flexible experimental configurations. Their varying diameter supports high-precision measurements and provides stability across broader spectral regions. Our Integrating Spheres are widely used in optical measurement applications, such as light source uniformity, laser power analysis, and spectral efficiency assessments