Multi-Phase Carbon Hydrogen Analysis Device Model RC612
A device for measuring carbon and hydrogen (moisture) generated by volatilization, thermal decomposition, or combustion by heating samples in a quartz tubular furnace. ■□■Features■□■ ■ The heating atmosphere can be selected as oxygen or nitrogen (inert gas). ■ The heating temperature can be freely programmed from room temperature to 1100°C. ■ Used for surface contamination investigation of thin plates, coils, etc., and for analysis of carbon and hydrogen in various forms in carbides, ceramics, catalysts, and cement. ■ Analysis range: Carbon and moisture both from 100 ppm to 20% (for a standard weight of 1g). ■ Analysis accuracy: Carbon and moisture both 50 ppm or 3% RSD (whichever is larger). ■ Detection method: Solid-state infrared detector. ■ Sample size: Standard 0.5g / Size 23 to 102mm. ■ Furnace temperature: 25 to 1,100°C. ■ For more details, please contact us.
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A device for measuring carbon and hydrogen (moisture) generated by volatilization, thermal decomposition, or combustion by heating samples in a quartz tubular furnace. ■□■Features■□■ ■ The heating atmosphere can be selected as oxygen or nitrogen (inert gas). ■ The heating temperature can be freely programmed from room temperature to 1100°C. ■ Used for surface contamination investigation of thin plates, coils, etc., and for analysis of carbon and hydrogen in various forms in carbides, ceramics, catalysts, cement, etc. ■ Analysis range: Carbon and moisture both from 100 ppm to 20% (for a standard weight of 1g). ■ Analysis accuracy: Carbon and moisture both 50 ppm or 3% RSD (whichever is larger). ■ Detection method: Solid-state infrared detector. ■ Sample size: Standard 0.5g / Size 23 to 102mm. ■ Furnace temperature: 25 to 1,100°C. ■ For more details, please contact us.
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LECO Corporation in the United States has been meeting the expectations of the development of materials and quality control analysis in various industrial products since 1936. In particular, in the field of carbon, sulfur, oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen analysis in metallic materials, it holds an overwhelming market share and can provide analytical values that ensure sufficient reliability for global transactions. Additionally, the application of these analytical techniques has been recognized in various fields, such as elemental analysis of organic substances and nutritional component analysis in food, as convenient, safe, and more accurate methods. Furthermore, in the field of mass spectrometry, as a pioneer of time-of-flight mass spectrometry (TOF-MS), it has contributed to the accumulation of data that serves as a foothold for cutting-edge research in Europe and the United States. Moving forward, we will continue to strive to contribute to the development of new technologies, productivity, and quality improvement in various fields based on accurate analytical results.
