Flame Atomic Absorption Analyzer

The flame atomic absorption spectrophotometer atomizes the sample by spraying it into a flame at high temperatures and measures the absorption intensity of atoms at characteristic wavelengths of light. It is used to detect the content of metal elements in coatings and inks, such as the quantitative analysis of lead, cadmium, and copper.
Selection
When selecting, consider the types and concentration ranges of elements to be detected. Common elements require corresponding hollow cathode lamps. Sample processing must be compatible with the nebulizer; for high-salt samples, choose a corrosion-resistant nebulization system. Based on the budget, opt for a single-beam or double-beam structure; for routine testing, a single-beam setup is sufficient.

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Measurement range is 5-200mm Graduation 1mm, and smooth operation is realized by eccentric lifting mechanism, which is suitable for capillary liquid absorption height measurement.

$ 684.00

Measurement range 0-200mm, using Krem design principle, suitable for capillary liquid absorption height determination, Graduation accuracy to 1mm.

$ 602.00

The instrument can simultaneously measure 10 samples, equipped with 5 Graduation 1mm engraving rulers, suitable for the detection of unglued paper with a capillary liquid absorption height of more than 5mm.

$ 565.00

Test area of 100cm ², press roller mass 10kg, can accurately determine the surface of the paper liquid absorption mass, in line with international standards.

$ 530.00

The ink wiping speed is 15.5 +/- 1.0cm/min, the opening area of the ink coating platen is 20 +/- 0.4cm ², and the ink absorption time is 120 +/- 5s. It is controlled by 4.3 inch color Touchscreen, which is suitable for the absorption performance measurement of paper inks.

$ 3920.00

Using stainless steel material corrosion resistance, special sink design anti-leakage, Measurement range 0-200mm, suitable for thickness less than or equal to 1.5mm capillary liquid absorption height determination.

$ 684.00

The ink wiping speed is 15.5cm/min, the opening area of the ink coating platen is 20cm ², and the ink absorption time is 120s. The test process is automatically controlled to accurately determine the absorption capacity and penetration performance of the paper to inks.

$ 4096.00

The Cobb test method is used to determine the water absorption value per unit area, the test area is 100cm ², the cylinder height is 50mm, and it is equipped with Basis Weight 200-250g/m2 absorbent paper, which meets the requirements of ISO535 and GB/T1540 standards.

$ 437.00

Test area of 100cm ², cylinder height of 50mm, can accurately determine the unit area of paper and Cardboard in the specified time surface absorption of water, using the Cobb test method for surface Water Absorbency test.

$ 448.00

Using 15.5cm/min ink wiping speed, equipped with 0.1mm ink coating platen, the test process is precisely controlled by 4.3 inch Touchscreen, which can accurately determine the absorption capacity of the material to the inks vehicle.

$ 2766.00

High Accuracy Sensor is used to ensure stable and reliable weighing, reaction time is less than 2 seconds, maximum range is 2200g, readability accuracy is 0.01g, standard water absorption kit and a variety of interface options.

$ 914.00

Using 100cm ² standard test area and 100ml test water, equipped with 10kg pressure roller to ensure uniform pressure of the sample, can accurately measure the liquid absorption in different time periods from 30s to 1800s, to meet a variety of test needs.

$ 696.00

The test area is 100cm ² and the press roller mass is 10kg, which can accurately determine the Water Absorbency of the paper surface, and is suitable for the quality control and detection and analysis of the adhesive paper.

$ 551.00

The surface water absorption of paper and Cardboard was measured by Cobb test method, the test area was 100 +/- 0.2cm ², and the mass of the pressing roller was 10 +/- 0.5kg. The water absorption value of Cobb can be accurately calculated.

$ 490.00

The Water Absorbency of paper surface was measured by Cobb test method, the test area was 100cm ², the cylinder height was 50mm, the absorbent paper Basis Weight was 200~ 250g/m2, and the pressure roller mass was 10kg to ensure the accuracy of the test.

$ 643.00

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