Sadtler IR Database

The Sattler spectral atlas is based on the largest infrared spectral library, with up to 259000 images. Including polymers, pure organic compounds, industrial compounds, dyes and pigments, drugs and contraband, fibers and textiles, spices and essence, food additives, pesticides and agricultural products, monomers, important pollutants, polyols and organosilicon, etc. This atlas has a wide range of applications in various fields such as unknown object identification, chemical product quality control, criminal investigation, environmental protection, food safety, petroleum, plastic industry, teaching, and mineral analysis.
When collecting spectra, each data must undergo strict inspection procedures to obtain recognition. In addition to spectra, information on compound composition, chemical and physical properties, sample sources, classification, and structure can also be presented to customers simultaneously. The Satler database has undergone continuous improvement and maintains the highest standards.

For the convenience of different users, the use of the Satler infrared spectroscopy database can be in the form of "annual full usage rights" or sub databases grouped by category for users to own

Polymers and related compounds, totaling 50570 sheets
Pure organic compounds, a total of 158780 images
Industrial compounds, 21950 sheets in total
Criminal investigation technology category, a total of 19200 photos
Environmental technology category, a total of 6340 photos
Inorganic and organic metal materials, a total of 2540 sheets