MIRA XTR DS
MIRA XTR DS handheld Raman spectrometer
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Preliminary identification of unknown substances in forensic investigations
I work in a forensic laboratory, where MIRA XTR is used for rapid, non-destructive identification of unknown substances both in the field and in the laboratory. The device offers intuitive operation, short analysis time, and good Raman spectral quality, enabling efficient decision-making at an early stage of analysis. Its portability and the lack of required sample preparation are significant advantages in operational and forensic applications.
Review Date: 21 Jan 2026 | Metrohm AG
MIRA XTR DS is an alternative for high power 1064 nm systems. Powered by advanced computational processing, MIRA XTR DS uses a more sensitive 785 nm laser light along with XTR algorithms to eXTRact the Raman data from the sample fluorescence. MIRA XTR DS also features Orbital Raster Scanning (ORS) to provide better coverage of the sample increasing the accuracy of the results.
The Basic package is a starter package that contains the basic components required for operating the MIRA XTR DS. The Basic package includes Calibration Standard, Intelligent Universal Attachment, and the library of Illicit Materials. Class 3B operation.
Polymer ID verification in under two minutes
Hauff-Technik GmbH & Co. KG in Hermaringen, Germany, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of cable, pipe, and line bushings. In this application note, Metrohm interviews Dr. André Koch, Head of QC Management, and asks him why Hauff-Technik uses Raman spectroscopy to verify the identity of the polymers they receive from their suppliers.
Identifying CBRNe threats with Metrohm's advanced solutions
In this video, Metrohm simulates an actual mission to demonstrate how advanced solutions were used to detect CBRNe threats remotely.
MIRA XTR DS: A testimonial from Hauff-Technik
In this video, Metrohm describes the features and benefits of the MIRA XTR DS handheld spectrometer.
MIRA XTR DS handheld Raman spectrometer
Metrohm launches military-grade system for identification of unknowns in the field
