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Our mission is to provide the most discriminating FTIR Gas Analyzer to the Semiconductor, Electronic, and Specialty Gas, Chemical, Combustion, Petroleum and Environmental industries.

CIC Photonics designs and manufactures the most sensitive and robust White Cells (long path gas cell) and FTIR spectrometer accessories that are available in the marketplace today.

Our White Cells (long path gas cells) are constructed of 316 Stainless Steel for maximum corrosion resistance. The gas cell bodies are coated with nickel to further enhance anti-corrosive properties. The CIC Photonics White Cell incorporates mirrors that are constructed of 304 Stainless Steel and coated with proprietary strata that bond the reflective coating and protect the mirrors from chemical attack. These mirrors provide 98.5% reflectivity, thus empowering the long path gas cell with extraordinary optical power throughput.

The IRGAS system architecture includes the ABB Bomem FTIR Spectrometer; CIC Photonics' premier White Cell (long path gas cell), the 4Runner or Ranger-EN; and SPGAS, a user-friendly chemometric software engine that employs a weighted Multi-Band CLS algorithm developed in collaboration with Sandia National Laboratories.

CIC Photonics bases the IRGAS design on the ABB Bomem WorkIR FTIR Spectrometer. This FTIR Spectrometer is a compact and rugged unit that works exceptionally well for transportable FTIR Gas Analyzers and permanent installations alike.

CIC Photonics is ISO 9001:2000 Certified!

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Latest News

We will be attending Semicon West 2008 in San Francisco from July 14 to 18. Our booth number is 2723. Call us if you wish to meet our representatives at the show or just stop by.

CIC Photonics has been named one of the recipients of the New Mexico Technology Flying 40 Award by Technology Ventures Corporation. This prestigious award recognizes the company as one of the technology sector’s leading companies in New Mexico. The sponsors of the Flying 40 are Technology Ventures Corporation, KPMG, First State Bank and the Albuquerque Journal.