Optical Emission Spectrometers (OES) and the measuring principle of the atomic emission are the ideal method and provide the perfect instrumentation for metal analysis in all different industrial businesses and environments. Metal producing industries like foundries, steel, copper, aluminium plants, and all kinds of fabricators in the automotive, aviation, and home appliance industry, as well as inspection companies, contract laboratories and metal recyclers use optical emission spectrometers for process and quality control. Optical emission spectrometers (OES) and the measuring principle of the atomic emission are the ideal method and provide the perfect instrumentation for metal analysis in all different industrial businesses and environments.
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Q2 ION Ultra Compact Metal Analyzer
Key Features:- Multi-Matrix-System for incoming material inspection and quality assurance of metal alloys
- Robust & light, integrated with user-friendly software for routine operation
- Ready for operation after only a few minutes
- Patented flat field optics with AAC and array detectors
Q4 Polo The Little Giant-Spark OES Metal Analyzer
Key Features:- Best-in-class with a wider element range from lithium (Li) to bismuth (Bi)
- Super compact design due to unique features
- Outstanding analytical performance at a low cost of ownership
- Wavelength coverage for comprehensive range of elements
Q4 TASMAN Series Advanced multi-chip benchtop spectrometer
Key Features:- Inexpensive Elemental Analysers for small and medium-sized companies
- Simple operation and uncomplicated maintenance
- Outstanding analytical performance in this instrument class
Q6 NEWTON Built with Innovation!
Key Features:- The superior OES solution for metallurgists and technicians
- HighSense detection technology
- Active thermal stability control system for ultimate precision and reliability in analysis
- Multiple state-of-the-art uncoated CMOS-sensors
Q8 MAGELLAN High Performance Spark Spectrometer
Key Features:- 100% PMT-based performance supported by a digital plasma generator
- Wavelengths coverage in a high-vacuum optics
- Best limits of detection and stability
- For demanding analytical tasks
- Calibrated individually with Certified Reference Materials (CRM)