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    • 65bbf618be07dc001ebca3e8 Rigaku Cql Narcid Identifies Xylazine

    The handheld Rigaku CQL Narc-ID 1064 nm Raman analyzer provides presumptive identification of narcotics, precursor chemicals, and cutting agents - even in non-visible amounts. Suited for counter-narcotics agencies, law enforcement, crime laboratories, prison facilities, customs agencies, or public safety efforts, the CQL Narc-ID can have a direct impact on protecting communities from dangerous chemicals that currently pervade through the illicit drug supply market.

    Features:

    • Rapid results that are easy to interpret
    • Identify bulk and trace levels of an unknown substance
    • Automatic precursor monitoring
    • Add pictorial evidence using on-board camera
    • Ability to build and add user items with configurable library management
    • Integrated CommandSuite fleet management capability

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