Macylab Full Spectrum Direct Reading Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometer Precision Analysis

                               Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometer ICP-6810                               

    ICP-6810 is a full-spectrum direct-reading inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometer for the determination of trace and trace elements in different substances (dissolved in nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, hydrofluoric acid, etc.).

    It is widely used in environmental protection, petroleum products, rare earth, semiconductor, geology, metallurgy, chemical industry, clinical medicine, food, biological samples, criminal science, agricultural research and other fields.

Performance characteristics

Performance stability

The use of all-solid-state rf power supply, with small size, high efficiency, stable output power, with a variety of protection functions and many other advantages, the load using fully automatic matching technology, matching speed, improve the efficiency of the use of power supply and the stability of the instrument, and make the whole ignition process simple and convenient.

Injection automation

Adopting four-channel automatic design, the rotational speed can be set up according to the test demand to adjust the flow rate, carrier gas, plasma gas, auxiliary gas are all controlled by advanced mass flow controller, at the same time can be equipped with imported high salt nebulizer, imported hydrofluoric nebulizer and so on to meet the customer's various test needs.

Precision analysis

The middle step grating prism cross dispersion mode is adopted, there is no moving optical element, the ultra low stray light design is combined with the unique optical design, nitrogen distributed blowing, imported optical elements, intelligent and accurate automatic wavelength calibration algorithm.

Quick test

In American thermoelectric CID detector, the 160-1000nm range is continuously covered, and the intensity integral values of all analytical spectral lines are read out at one exposure to speed up the analysis.

Technical parameters of the instrument

• Output power: 800 -1500W
• Total argon consumption:≤14L/min
• Wavelength range:160nm - 1000 nm
• Resolution: < 0.0065nm@200nm

Instrument technical index

• Method of observation: vertical observation
• Liquid content:0.01ppm~thousands of ppm.
• Solid content:0.001%~70%
• Repeatability: RSD < 1%
• Stability: RSD <1.5%(within 2 hours)
• Element detection limit (μg/L): most elements 1ppb~10ppb

RFPower technical parameter

Sampling System Technical Parameter

Gas Flow Controls

Technical index of spectrometer

Testing device technical specifications

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  Inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometer(ICP6800) developed by Macylab Instruments with many years of technology accumulation. It is used to measure traces and traces of various substances (dissolvable in hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, hydrofluoric acid, etc.),and the content of metal elements or non-metallic elements. It is stable and reliable and with high degree of automation and easy operation.
At present, instruments are widely applied in various fields such as rare earth, geology, metallurgy, chemical industry, environmental protection, clinical medicine, petroleum products, semiconductor, food, biological samples, criminal science, agricultural research and so on.

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                                                                   Company profile                                                                                     

  Macy(China) Instruments Inc is part of Shanghai Macylab Instrument Inc, is a high-tech enterprise with independent intellectual property rights . Macy hold the pioneering concept "technology - because you change " , and as a business purpose, and constantly explore, bold innovation. Especially in the field of analytical instruments ,Macy constantly develop advanced products that enable Macy to become a high-quality instrument resource supplier and leader.

    Macylab Instruments Inc. operates spectroscopic instruments, such as spectrophotometers, UV-visible spectrophotometers, atomic absorption spectrometers, ultra-micro spectrophotometers, atomic fluorescence spectrophotometers, ICP inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometers. Currently, our products have been Widely used in organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, biochemistry, medicine, environmental protection, metallurgy, petroleum, agriculture and other fields. At the same time, the company has accumulated a wealth of experience in product mechanical structure, optical design, electrical applications and software development, combined with the latest practical needs of the market, will soon launch a number of new analytical instruments.
    Macy's headquarter and production base is located in Shanghai, the marketing center in Beijing, and three R & D bases in Jiangsu, Shanghai, and Shandong. To take full advantage of the country's intellectual resources, MACY and the domestic and foreign research unit also conducted deep scientific research cooperation, will continue to put the research achievements into productivity .To better serve our customers, Macy has 12 domestic offices, tailored to meet the needs of your application solutions to improve the value of the products. At the same time continue to serve domestic users, Macy also with distribution in over 20 countries to establish a deep strategic partnership cooperation.
    Along with Macy accelerate the pace and rank among the global brand instruments, Macy increasing demands of our own, and we also hope to get the care and support of the community, Let us work and outlook together.Technology, will change because you and us.

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