Dutch Diamond Group develops and manufactures conical ATR prisms from carefully selected monocrystalline diamond.The conical geometry provides a durable optical interface for in situ spectroscopy and continuous process monitoring. It can be integrated directly into probes, sensors and customer specific analytical instruments.
Diamond combines broad optical transmission with exceptional hardness, chemical resistance, thermal conductivity and dimensional stability. These properties make conical diamond ATR prisms particularly suitable for measurements in demanding industrial and scientific environments.
In conventional laboratory analysis, a sample is taken from the process and examined separately. A conical diamond ATR prism can enable measurements directly within the process environment. When the diamond surface is brought into contact with a liquid, paste, powder or other process material, the optical system can collect information about its composition and condition. This supports continuous monitoring without repeatedly removing samples for laboratory analysis.
Depending on the optical configuration, conical diamond prisms can be used across the UV, visible, near infrared and mid infrared spectral ranges.
Each conical diamond ATR prism can be developed according to the optical, mechanical and process requirements of the application.
Conical diamond prisms can be supplied as free standing components or as complete mounted assemblies. Dutch Diamond Group supports customers with material selection, optical geometry, mounting, sealing and final inspection. Holders and interfaces can be developed for direct integration into probes, sensors and OEM analytical instruments. The appropriate mounting method and holder material are selected according to the required optical performance, operating conditions and chemical environment.
For further information or specific questions about our diamond ATR prisms contact Loek, our R&D Engineer.
He will be happy to assist you.