Portable Food Safety Raman Detector
A compact, high-speed Raman detector for on-site food and drug safety screening, using SERS technology to identify multiple residues and additives instantly.
Key Features:
✔️Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS) enables rapid, sensitive detection of food and drug contaminants
✔️Detects pesticide residues, veterinary drugs, illegal additives, toxins, and chemical hazards in solids, powders, and liquids
✔️Non-contact measurement with low-cost disposable sample tubes for hygienic, efficient testing
✔️Fast molecular fingerprint recognition, delivering multi-item results within seconds
✔️Portable, robust, and lightweight design suitable for field screening
✔️Intelligent supervision and tracking with identity, location, and test data recording
✔️Database upgrade and self-built database support for customized detection items
✔️Integrated photo function to document samples and test results for traceable reporting
Portable Food Safety Raman Detector
Portable Food Safety Raman Detector employs surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy with proprietary reagent preparation technology for rapid field analysis. The system covers 175 to 3500 cm⁻¹ spectral range with resolution of 7 cm⁻¹ or better and signal-to-noise ratio exceeding 600:1. Spatial resolution reaches 3 cm minimum for targeted sample interrogation. Integration time and laser power adjust continuously for optimization across diverse sample types. The integrated design ensures durability while maintaining portability for on-site screening operations.
Non-contact aiming-type measurement accommodates solid, powder, and liquid samples using disposable low-cost glass tubes with focusing optical paths designed for standard liquid bottles. One-button startup initiates self-test sequences that automatically transition to detection interfaces upon completion. Molecular fingerprint recognition delivers simultaneous multi-item results within seconds without color matrix interference. Built-in GPS records geographic location data while the camera function photographs test samples for documentation. Identity information collection supports intelligent supervision platforms through mobile terminal data integration for detection tracking and sharing.
The database includes pesticide residues like isothiocarb-methyl, cypermethrin, and carbendazim alongside veterinary drugs including clenbuterol hydrochloride, enrofloxacin, and malachite green. Toxic compounds such as benzo(a)pyrene, paraquat, and bromadiolone register alongside illegal additives including Sudan I, melamine, and sodium thiocyanate. Health product adulterants like sildenafil, sibutramine hydrochloride, and alprazolam are detectable.
Municipal food inspectors use the Portable Food Safety Raman Detector during restaurant and grocery store compliance checks. Agricultural extension agents test produce samples at farmer markets for pesticide violations. Import inspection services screen incoming food shipments at ports and distribution centers.
Tactical Supply Pakistan offers this supervision-enabled detection system to regulatory agencies requiring traceable field testing with centralized data management and geographic documentation capabilities.
Can users add custom detection items beyond the standard database?
Yes, the self-built database function allows agencies to upload proprietary spectral references for specialized compounds relevant to regional enforcement priorities or emerging contaminant threats.
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