Quartz Stoppered Triangular Cuvette, 1.75ml, Standard 80, Three-Way Light, PTFE Stopper, 1pc/ea, C153SS1
Description
The C153SS1 is a stoppered quartz triangular cuvette with three-way light transmission, designed for fluorescence spectroscopy involving volatile or hazardous samples that require a sealed optical chamber. The PTFE stopper prevents evaporation and contamination, while Standard 80 fabrication (>80% transmittance, 190–2500 nm) ensures consistent UV–Vis–NIR performance across the full 1.75 ml working volume.
Technical Specifications
| Specifications – C153SS1 Triangular Cuvette | |||
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| Material | Quartz (Fused Silica) | SKU | C153SS1 |
| Type | Triangular Cuvette | Internal Volume | 1.75 ml |
| Optical Windows | Three-Way Light (3 polished faces) | Fabrication | Standard 80 |
| Transmittance | >80% | Wavelength | 190–2500 nm |
| Exterior Dimensions | 11.5 × 11.5 × 15 × 45 mm | Interior Dimensions | — |
| Cap / Stopper | PTFE Stopper | Package | 1 pc/ea |
Why Triangular Geometry?
Triangular cuvettes feature three optically polished faces arranged in a prism configuration. This geometry enables simultaneous excitation and 90° emission collection — the standard measurement angle in fluorescence spectroscopy — while the third face can serve as a reference or secondary detection path. Compared to standard rectangular four-window cells, triangular cuvettes minimize back-reflection artifacts and reduce inner-filter effects.
Applications
◆ Raman Spectroscopy
◆ Phosphorescence & Luminescence Analysis
◆ Fluorescence Polarization / Anisotropy
◆ Multi-Angle Light Scattering (MALS)
◆ Turbidimetry & Nephelometry
◆ Environmental Water Quality Monitoring
◆ Pharmaceutical QC & Drug Analysis
Why Standard 80?
Standard 80 cuvettes use precision adhesive bonding to achieve transmittance above 80% at a competitive price point. The bonding process delivers reliable optical performance for routine fluorescence and spectroscopic measurements, making it an economical choice for teaching labs, screening assays, and high-throughput workflows.
Usage Tips
Cleaning: Rinse with spectroscopic-grade solvent immediately after use. For stubborn residue, soak in chromic acid or dilute HNO₃, then rinse thoroughly with deionized water.
Handling: Hold by the frosted or non-optical face only. Fingerprints on polished surfaces cause scattering artifacts in fluorescence measurements.
Orientation: Align the excitation beam perpendicular to one polished face; position the emission detector at 90° through the adjacent polished face for optimal signal-to-noise ratio.
Additional information
| Weight | 30 g |
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