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Anhydrite is a mineral of the Calcium Sulphate family (CaS04). Unlike other minerals, such as gypsum (CaS04, 2H2O), anhydrite does not contain any water in its crystal structure: it’s an anhydrous compound. This feature, in addition to its specific crystalline configuration, make anhydrite a unique material with outstanding properties which are beneficial across many industrial applications. The synthetic anhydrite produced by Derivados Del Fluor is supported by an Environmental Product Declaration of the International EPD® System, under registration number S-P-00387 , which guarantees a transparent, verified and comparable information about the life-cycle environmental impact of the product. Our principles for Anhydrite supply focus on quality, availability, service, and reliability: We produce, process and market a sustainable anhydrite, obtained as a coproduct within our industrial process.

Highperformance versatile AFM Optical access from top, side and bottom optimized for Raman, TERS and SNOM Flexible optical design providing any combination of excitation/collection configurations Automated AFM laser, probe and photodiode alignment Userfriendly change of wavelength of AFM registration system laser and photodiode Easy and userfriendly change of objectives Integration with IR sSNOM (optional) Since 1998 NTMDT has been successfully integrating AFM with optical microscopy and spectroscopy techniques. More than 30 basic and advanced AFM modes including HybriD ModeTM are supported providing extensive information about the sample surface physical properties. Integration of AFM with confocal Raman/fluorescence microscopy provide the widest range of additional information about the sample. Simultaneously measured AFM and Raman maps of exactly the same sample area provide complementary information about sample physical properties (AFM) and chemical composition (Raman).

The Doppler traffic radar 24 GHz (IRZ SensR-24.01) is designed to determinate the range, angle (azimuth), direction and radial speed of vehicles movement by scanning the space in the forward hemisphere thus enabling traffic data collection and roadway performance analysis. The radar can be used as a part of vehicles video recording and registration systems (including ANPR and speed enforcement systems) or installed into variable message signs (VMS).