LabTech LabICP1000 ICP-OES-LabTech

Key Features

◆ Extremely high resolution – Even highly complex spectral lines of rare earth elements can be fully separated, avoiding spectral interferences and ensuring the accuracy of analytical data.

◆ Closed-loop controlled RF generator high-voltage supply – Compared with traditional high-voltage systems using step-up transformers and high-frequency choke coils, the power control precision is improved to better than 0.1%.

◆ High-precision spectroscopic system:

Reflective spectroscopic design avoids introducing additional chromatic aberration.

Mechanical control precision ensures accurate spectral positioning.

High-resolution long-focus optical path design achieves excellent signal-to-noise ratio and minimal matrix effects.

◆ Thermostatically controlled optical chamber – Enhances measurement stability; after purging with argon, high-precision measurement of S (180 nm) and Sn (190 nm) is possible.

◆ Dynamic linear range of 5–6 orders of magnitude – Suitable for elemental analysis from trace to major concentrations.

◆ Measurement accuracy and detection limits – Achieves ppb-level sensitivity.

◆Protection systems – Includes cooling water protection, argon protection, over-voltage protection, over-current protection, and arc-extinguishing protection.

Environmental

For determining metal elements in environmental samples such as water, soil, sediments, and airborne particulates.

Food & Beverage

For measuring trace and ultra-trace metal elements in food and beverage samples, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy products, and drinking water.

Pharmaceutical & Medical

For analyzing pharmaceuticals, raw materials, preparations, and biological samples (e.g., blood and urine) to determine harmful metal impurities or essential trace elements.

Semiconductor Analysis

For detecting metal contamination in ultrapure chemicals and process water used in semiconductor manufacturing.

Disease Control

For biomonitoring metal content in blood, urine, and tissue samples for public health and disease surveillance purposes.

Geology & Mining

For determining metal elements in rocks, ores, soils, and sediments for geochemical analysis.

Forensics

For analyzing evidence such as glass, metals, and paint to determine metal content for identification or investigation purposes.

Industrial Materials

For measuring metal elements in industrial materials, including alloys, metal products, and coatings, for quality control.

Energy & Chemicals

For analyzing petroleum, fuels, lubricating oils, and other chemical samples to determine trace metal elements for process optimization and quality assurance.

Nuclear

For determining metal impurities in nuclear materials and radioactive samples to support fuel processing and safety monitoring.