Optical emission spectrometer SPAS-05

Подробное описание товара

Alloys and elements to analyze.

SPAS-05 identifies the composition of any types of metal alloys both iron alloys (all types of steel and cast iron) and non-ferrous alloys on any basis (Al, Cu, Zn, Ni, Ti, Mg, Co, etc.). The use of UV area of operating range allows analyzing the light elements such as S, P, C.

Metrological performance.

The accuracy of measurements, made using SPAS-05, is better than the existing requirements of Russian standards of measuring tools that regulate analysis of metals on the territory of CIS and Eurasian Economic Union. Each spectrometer SPAS-05 passes through the independent state primary verification at The D.I.Mendeleev All-Russian Institute For Metrology. These tests verify the high metrological qualities of spectrometers SPAS-05 and equate them to the world leaders.

NOVELTY.

Our specialists are constantly working at the improvements of main units of the spectrometer, using the best achievements of the world science and technology, in order to improve reliability, consumer-oriented features and ergonomics, possibility of widening of the stated basic metrological characteristics.

We have kept nothing but the best from the previous models. However, the following range of new progressive technical solutions was realized in spectrometer SPAS-05:

• combined thermal stabilization of optical unit which includes isolation outer composite case and active thermal stabilization system inside polychromator
• &ldquoclear optics&rdquo system which automatically monitors vacuum level and controls residual medium composition of optical unit with a view to prevent optical elements from pollution
• possibility to correct factory analytical settings while in operation,
• easy replacement of the safety glass, fast lifting-installation of the upper lid of spark table (without the use of tools).
• reduction of vacuum pump operation up to 20 times with regard to total operating time of spectrometer (pump life increases, temperature decreases, possibility of oil mist generation decreases).