Equipment

Vacuum membrane pump PL.HM01.02.8 Primelab is an effective laboratory device for creating a vacuum, pumping gases and vapors. It has high productivity (38 l/min) with a maximum residual pressure of 8 mbar. The PL.HM01.02.8 Primelab pump is suitable for working with chemically active and toxic substances, since the chambers are made of fluoroplastic, and all elements and parts have a fluoroplastic coating. In this case, the valves are made of FFKM. The device has a light weight of 8 kg and compact dimensions (321.5x160x200 mm), allowing it to be placed in an already equipped space. Supplied in a complete set sufficient for quick assembly and start of work.

• Consists of a mirror telescope coupled with a Fourier spectrometer and a searchlight with an IR emitter • Used to register the spectra of gas and aerosol-gas mixtures on routes up to 100 meters long • The diameter of the main mirror of the telescope is 170 mm • Angular field of view +/- 3 degrees. • An additional reflector can be included in the kit

Technical specifications: Maximum load (torque): 30 N·m Maximum twisting angle: 50000° The discreteness of the twisting angle: 0.01° Twisting angle error: ±0.1° Torque discreteness: 0.001 N·m Relative error of torque measurement: no more than 1% in the measurement range from 0.6 to 30 Nm Torque measurement error: no more than 0.01 N·m in the measurement range from 0 to 0.6 N · m Maximum rotation speed: 10 rpm Weight: 150 kg Overall dimensions (length x width x height): 1000 x 500 x 500 mm Diameter of the universal testing device: 80 mm Maximum spring length: 300 mm or more

A higher–level device with extreme sensitivity and an additional set of functions that allow you to expand the possibilities for conducting spectral studies: · revolver mechanism with 4 interchangeable lenses - mirror IR 15X, NPVO, lens 4X, lens 10X; · registration of spectra in the modes of specular and diffuse reflection, transmission and NIP; · increased sensitivity, which allows recording the spectra of micro-objects with sizes from 5 microns; · built-in control panel with advanced functions; · automated mapping system; · the rectangular slit diaphragm is made of special glass – after the fragment is selected, the rest of the field of view is also available to the user, which greatly simplifies photometry of extended surfaces with local inhomogeneities; · specialized software for controlling the microscope and processing the results. Liquid nitrogen is required to work with an IR microscope.

Designed for monitoring processes in reactors, vacuum chambers, gas pipelines, etc.