Full Spectrum Direct Reading Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrometer
- Model: PICP-6810/6810-A1/6810-A2
- Stable performance
- Injection automation
- Accurate analysis
- Quick testing
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The PICP-6810 series is a full spectrum direct reading inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometer used to determine the content of trace and trace elements in different substances (soluble in nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, hydrogen acid, etc.). It is widely used in various fields such as environmental protection, petroleum products, rare earths, semiconductors, geology, metallurgy, chemical engineering, clinical medicine, food, biological samples, criminal science, agricultural research, etc.
Stable performance
Adopting an all solid state RF power supply, it has many advantages such as small size, high efficiency, stable output power, and various protection functions. The load adopts fully automatic matching technology, with fast matching speed, which improves the efficiency of power supply and instrument stability, and makes the entire ignition process simple and convenient.
Injection automation
Adopting a four channel fully automatic design, the speed can be adjusted according to the testing requirements to adjust the flow rate. The carrier gas, plasma gas, and auxiliary gas are all controlled by advanced mass flow controllers. At the same time, imported high salt atomizers, imported hydrogen fluorine resistant atomizers, etc. can be equipped to meet various testing needs of customers.
Accurate analysis
Adopting a medium step grating prism cross dispersion method without moving optical components; Ultra low stray light design combined with unique optical design, nitrogen distributed blowing, imported optical components, intelligent and precise automatic wavelength calibration algorithm.
Quick testing
Using an American thermoelectric CID detector with continuous coverage in the range of 165-900nm, the intensity integration values of all analyzed harmonic lines can be read out in one exposure to accelerate the analysis speed
The PICP-6810 series is a full spectrum direct reading inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometer used to determine the content of trace and trace elements in different substances (soluble in nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, hydrogen acid, etc.). It is widely used in various fields such as environmental protection, petroleum products, rare earths, semiconductors, geology, metallurgy, chemical engineering, clinical medicine, food, biological samples, criminal science, agricultural research, etc.
Stable performance
Adopting an all solid state RF power supply, it has many advantages such as small size, high efficiency, stable output power, and various protection functions. The load adopts fully automatic matching technology, with fast matching speed, which improves the efficiency of power supply and instrument stability, and makes the entire ignition process simple and convenient.
Injection automation
Adopting a four channel fully automatic design, the speed can be adjusted according to the testing requirements to adjust the flow rate. The carrier gas, plasma gas, and auxiliary gas are all controlled by advanced mass flow controllers. At the same time, imported high salt atomizers, imported hydrogen fluorine resistant atomizers, etc. can be equipped to meet various testing needs of customers.
Accurate analysis
Adopting a medium step grating prism cross dispersion method without moving optical components; Ultra low stray light design combined with unique optical design, nitrogen distributed blowing, imported optical components, intelligent and precise automatic wavelength calibration algorithm.
Quick testing
Using an American thermoelectric CID detector with continuous coverage in the range of 165-900nm, the intensity integration values of all analyzed harmonic lines can be read out in one exposure to accelerate the analysis speed
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