Resources
The documentation, in full
The specification is published openly on this site — the whole table, no form in front of it. The formatted PDF pack is available on request so we know who to follow up with.
What is available
Datasheets
OrionIR®, the RTD module and each K2 Photonics system.
Request a datasheetManuals
Installation, operation and troubleshooting, including the IQ/OQ/PQ sequence for regulated sites.
Request a manualSpecifications
The full configuration table for the OrionIR® — optical, performance, flow path, sample compatibility. Published openly, no form.
Read the tableApplication notes
Measured examples with the data and the setup, starting with the RTD validation on a coiled tubular reactor.
See the notesTechnology explainers
How mid-IR, residence time distribution and dual-comb sampling actually work. Free to read, written for people who will be asked to defend the choice.
Read the explainersInsights
The podcast with process-analytics practitioners, and the user-guide videos that walk through setup and a first measurement.
Watch and listenRecognition & press
Awards, memberships and the coverage of the technology, with links to the sources rather than screenshots of them.
See the coverageTalks & webinars
Where we have presented — CPACT, PAT-INDUSTRY, GRAMS, Flow Chemistry Asia, Hannover Messe.
See the archiveWhy the specification is not behind a form
Vendors in this category tend to gate everything, and then wonder why their documentation is invisible to search and to the AI assistants their buyers now ask first. The instruments that get specified are the ones an engineer can evaluate at 11pm without talking to a salesperson.
So the full table sits on the page. The PDF pack, which is what a purchasing file actually wants, is a short form away — and when you fill it in, an engineer reads what you described and sends the configuration notes that apply to it rather than a generic pack.
Cannot find the document you need?
Tell us what you are evaluating and we will send what exists — or say plainly that it does not exist yet.