TacticID-N Plus Handheld Raman Spectrometer

The TacticID^®-N Plus is a field-ready handheld Raman Spectrometer specifically designed for non-contact forensic analysis of narcotics, pharmaceutical drugs, cutting agents, and their precursors by law enforcement personnel.

Featuring an intuitive workflow and touch screen, samples can be nondestructively analyzed through opaque and transparent packaging. The sample threat level is displayed prominently to the users, e.g. security staff, emergency services (such as law enforcement authorities), customs and border guards as well as bomb disposal squads, and hazmat teams, allowing them to act quickly with minimal sample contact. The TacticID-N Plus utilizes laboratory-proven Raman spectroscopy, which allows users to obtain identification of illicit substances in real time without ever compromising the integrity of the sample or the chain of evidence.

TacticID-N Plus users have access to regular library updates in order to continuously maintain up-to-date identification capabilities and stay ahead of emerging narcotics.

The TacticID^®-N Plus is a field-ready handheld Raman Spectrometer specifically designed for non-contact forensic analysis of narcotics, pharmaceutical drugs, cutting agents, and their precursors by law enforcement personnel.

Featuring an intuitive workflow and touch screen, samples can be nondestructively analyzed through opaque and transparent packaging. The sample threat level is displayed prominently to the users, e.g. security staff, emergency services (such as law enforcement authorities), customs and border guards as well as bomb disposal squads, and hazmat teams, allowing them to act quickly with minimal sample contact. The TacticID-N Plus utilizes laboratory-proven Raman spectroscopy, which allows users to obtain identification of illicit substances in real time without ever compromising the integrity of the sample or the chain of evidence.

TacticID-N Plus users have access to regular library updates in order to continuously maintain up-to-date identification capabilities and stay ahead of emerging narcotics.