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1947
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. . . a 12 page bulletin fully describing the many outstanding features of the
BECKMAN IR2 INFRARED SPECTROPHOTOMETER
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J L H E BECKMAN I R 2 I N F R A R E D SPECTROPHOTOMETER is making possible new analytical and control methods in many o f today's industrial processes. Developed originally to sim plify plant control methods in the refining of butadiene and aviation gasolines, Infrared equipment proved so valuable in saving time and stepping up the efficiency of plant processing operations that other industries wanted similar Bcckman equipment for simplifying their analytical and control problems. As a result of this widespread demand— and backed by the invaluable experience gained by Beckman engineers in building more Infrared Spectrophotometers than all other makes com bined—the Beckman IR2 Spectrophotometer was developed. This instrument, besides embodying the advancements of the original Beckman Infrared instrument, incorporates other advancements that extend the advantages of infrared analytical and control methods to much broader fields o f application. The Beckman IR2 Infrared Spectrophotometer is years ahead of any other infrared equipment because into its design Beckman engineers have incorporated the ideas, user-suggestions and first-hand experience gained from the long period of pioneer work in butadiene and 100-octane applications - t w o of industry's great est war-time achievements. To enable you to fully under stand the really important advancements incorporated into the IR2, a new twelve page Beckman Bulletin has been issued describing the IR2 in detail. A copy of this Bul letin will gladly be sent you on request. Write today while ample supplies are available. Beckman Instrument?, National Technical Laboratories, South Pasadena 5, Calif.
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