When you’re dealing with hazardous materials, there’s no margin for error.
The Agilent Resolve handheld system can accurately identify chemicals and mixtures through sealed opaque containers, reducing the risks involved and improving operational efficiency.
Conventional handheld Raman systems are typically limited to operating through clear plastic bags or glass vials. If the materials are concealed behind thicker, colored, or opaque barriers, it may be necessary to open and take a sample - which poses a potential risk to the operator as well as the integrity of a crime scene.
The Resolve system’s through-barrier capability removes the need for response teams to open containers, which allows information about the situation to be gathered quickly and efficiently. Other features include:
- Identification through opaque and colored plastics, dark glass, paper, and fabric
- No need to open or disturb suspect objects
- No risk of exposure to hazardous narcotics like fentanyl
- Explosion risks are significantly reduced through unique laser technology
Want to learn more about Agilent Resolve? Fill out the form below to request a Resolve demonstration, and to download and keep these three white papers:
- Detection of Hazardous Narcotics and New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) with Agilent Resolve
- Explosives Detection Through Opaque Containers with Agilent Resolve
- Hazardous Material ID Through Opaque Containers with Agilent Resolve
You will also receive an exclusive episode of The Hazmat Guys podcast, where Dr. Eric Roy discusses the spatially-offset Raman technology behind Agilent Resolve and how it is used to detect hazardous materials inside sealed opaque packaging.