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The spectrometer is designed to perform quantitative and qualitative spectral analysis of various substances and materials (powders, metals, solutions) in factory and research laboratories. The spectrometer is compact due to the vertical arrangement of the Paschen-Runge optical system. It consists of two MAES analyzers with 10 lines of photodiodes installed on a circle with a radius of 520 mm, a non-classical concave diffraction grating, a special table with a built-in computer and a spectrum excitation source.

Designation SNOL 11.47.4/2.5 P I2 Temperature, oS 250 Camera power, kW 16 Mandrel length 1200...4600 Opening the lid electric drive

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The AP-35 analyzer is a fully automated analytical complex designed for continuous X-ray fluorescence analysis of the chemical composition of slurries and solutions in flow. The instrument has a movable software-controlled measuring head with an X-ray tube and fixed spectrometric channels (up to 8), each of which can be set up for any chemical element (from Ca to U). In operation, up to 15 flow cells are measured by the head according to a preset program. Multi channel capability (up to 15 products to be measured). Compatibility with automation systems for sampling, sample delivery, data handling and presentation, data archiving. Link to factory process control system High expressiveness, high analytical precision, low detection limits, reproducibility High reliability. The principle of operation is based on the excited fluorescence produced by the atoms of the material under analysis through the radiation of an X-ray tube. The fluorescence radiation of a particular chemical element is picked up by the crystal analyzer, and then the radiation at a specific wavelength is detected by an X-ray tube detector. The intensity of the recorded fluorescence radiation of a certain wavelength is directly proportional to the mass fraction of the chemical element in the substance under study.

Designation SNOL 8.25.3/2.5 P I2 Temperature, oS 250 Camera power, kW 12 Mandrel length 1500...2100 Opening the lid manually

The CMS8400 NEO is a compact electron paramagnetic resonance spectrometer designed for routine research in physics, chemistry, biology and related scientific fields for direct detection of free radicals and paramagnetic materials. The CMS8400 NEO can be used in both laboratory and industrial settings in the mode of on-line measurements, embedded in technological processes, thus providing control of parameters and reactions in the production process. Additional accessories and adapted software can make the spectrometer an analytical tool and allow to implement new complex applications in medicine, petrochemistry, brewing, sanitary and hygienic control, as well as in other industries.

A membrane nitrogen station is a set of equipment for the production and supply of nitrogen under high pressure obtained from atmospheric air by the method of membrane separation. Unlike the membrane nitrogen plant, the membrane nitrogen station is equipped with additional equipment: a booster compressor that creates the necessary pressure. Put the squeeze on the pump. Composition of a typical membrane nitrogen station: 1. Air compressor 2. Dehumidifier 3. Main filter block, including coal column 4. Air receiver 5. Membrane nitrogen generator 6. Nitrogen receiver 7. Nitrogen booster compressor putting the squeeze on

The use of the test tube stand "Workplace" allows you to properly and conveniently organize the space for working with 0.5 ml test tubes. For 0.5 ml test tubes 50 holes: 5 rows of 10 holes Made of plexiglass The conical shape of the holes ensures reliable fixation of the test tubes Rubber feet keep the test tube stand from sliding on benchtop Size 210*100*8

The dual-view plasma spectrometer can record any spectral line simultaneously at high resolution in the concentration range from fractions of ppb up to tens of percent and offers a wide range of options for any research task. Designed for the analysis of almost any type of environmental samples – water, soil, precipitation. Quick switching to work. It does not require a long warm-up. Low argon consumption. Easy to use.

The multifunctional X-ray diffractometer DRON-8 (8H) with a vertical theta goniometer and the horizontal position of the sample allows X-ray diffraction analysis of the phase composition, structural state and orientation of a wide range of objects of various shapes and sizes.

Electronic milk viscometer (analyzer of the number of somatic cells in milk) Expert Somatos is a novelty of 2020! Modern, designed taking into account all the wishes of our customers over the past 12 years! The most accurate and most reliable! It fully complies with GOST 23453-2014 (Raw milk. Methods for the determination of somatic cells. Section 6: Method for determining the number of somatic cells using a viscometer) as amended on 01.01.2016, including the length and diameter of the capillary! The analyzer is included in the state register of the Russian Federation as a measuring instrument! Exclusive benefits: • version with one or two flasks, which allows up to 60 measurements per hour • optionally equipped with an integrated or external printer • thanks to the new verification method developed from scratch, it can be trusted in any standardization and metrology center As a rule, it is used: • Dairy farms — for the timely prevention and treatment of mastitis in cows, which ensures stable supplies of high-grade milk (accordingly increases the cost of products). • Veterinary laboratories, SBBS, points for receiving farm milk from the population to determine the grade and calculate the cost of raw milk. • In the laboratories of milk processing enterprises to control incoming raw milk.

The ASE-2 energy dispersive sulfur analyzer is designed to measure the mass fraction of sulfur in unleaded gasoline, diesel fuel, crude oil, kerosene, oil residues, lubricating oil bases, hydraulic oils, jet fuels and other distillate oil products. X-ray radiation from a low-power X-ray tube, converted by a primary radiation filter, excites fluorescence emission from the atoms of the sample being analyzed. The fluxes (primary X-rays scattered on the sample and secondary fluorescence) of radiation fall on a gas proportional counter, whereby the fluorescence radiation of sulfur atoms (SKa) is separated from the radiation with other energies by means of selective filters. The intensity of the fluorescence emission of sulfur atoms registered by the gas proportional counter is proportional to the mass fraction of sulfur in the analyzed sample.