FTIR Spectrometer LB-10FTIR

Our Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) is designed for precise and reliable trace element analysis across a wide range of applications. They use argon plasma for ionization, enabling ultra-trace detection in complex samples. They feature a highly sensitive ETP double-mode detector for accurate measurements. Their stable calibration and high resolution ensure accurate, repeatable results. The key features include ultra-trace detection, flexible sampling options, and advanced signal processing. Our Spectrometry features PC-controlled automation for precise trace element analysis in nuclear monitoring and material science research.

Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer LB-10ICPMS

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Mass Range	2 to 260 amu
Testing Range	≥ 108
Sensitivity	Be ≥ 2 × 10⁶ (cps/mg/L) In ≥ 35 × 10⁶ (cps/mg/L) U ≥ 30 × 10⁶ (cps/mg/L)
Detection Limit	Be ≤ 10 In ≤ 2 U ≤ 2 (ng/L)

Our Photomultiplier tube (PMT) spectrometers are advanced optical instruments used for sensitive and precise detection of light signals across different wavelengths. Employing a photomultiplier to amplify weak light signals, these spectrometers excel in applications requiring high sensitivity, such as fluorescence spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and low-light-level measurements. PMT spectrometers convert incoming photons into electrical signals, offering excellent signal-to-noise ratios and wide dynamic ranges. Their versatility makes them essential in scientific research, biomedical diagnostics, and environmental monitoring, where the ability to detect and analyze faint light signals is crucial.

Photomultipliers spectrometer LB-10PS

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Analysis wave band(width range)	120 nm ̴ 800 nm
Optical system(large focal length)	Curvature radius : 750 mm
Optical room	35 °C  ± 0.2 °C
Working temperature	10 ° C ̴ 30 ° C

Labotronics Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer provides analysis of elements from light to heavy with minimal preparation. Its easy software ensures a smooth, hassle-free analytical process. Our spectrometer's durable design ensures reliability and reduces maintenance. Offers versatile analysis of multiple materials, revealing detailed composition and purity insights. It guarantees safety, meets standards, and minimizes radiation, all while delivering high performance.

Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer LB-20EDX

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Elemental Analysis Range	From Na to U
Analytical range	1 ppm to 99.99%
Operating temperature	15 to 30 ℃
Relative humidity	40% to 50%

Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer LB-10EDX

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Elemental Analysis Range	Fluorine (F) to Uranium (U)
Temperature Range	15°C to 30°C
Analytical Range	ppm to 99.99%
Detection Limit	As low as 0.2 ppm (for light matrices)

The ICP (Inductively Coupled Plasma) Spectrometer is a sophisticated analytical instrument used for elemental analysis in diverse samples. By employing high-temperature plasma to ionize and excite atoms in a sample, the ICP spectrometer enables the precise measurement of emission or absorption lines characteristic of different elements. Widely utilized in fields such as environmental monitoring, geology, and metallurgy, ICP spectrometers offer exceptional sensitivity and multi-element capability, providing valuable insights into the composition of complex materials with applications in research, quality control, and compliance testing.

Inductively Coupled Plasma-Optical Emission Spectrometry LB-10ICP-OES

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Oscillation frequency	27.12 MHz
Gas	Nitrogen/Argon
Torch position	Electrically adjusted
Torch position optimization	Automatic by software

Inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometer LB-10ICS

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Wavelength range	180 nm ̴̴ 900 nm
Analytical speed	10 elements every minute
Accuracy	Relative standard deviation RSD ≤ 2 %
Stability	Relative standard deviation RSD ≤ 3 %

Our Raman Spectrometers operate under controlled temperature conditions for precise analysis in various environments. These spectrometers are equipped with high-sensitivity detectors such as CCDs and photodiode arrays. They achieve ultra-high resolution by precisely focusing the laser spots on the samples. They feature optimized excitation wavelengths, automatic focusing, and auto-scan functionality. These are integrated with confocal optics and provide exceptional spatial resolution for high-precision analysis.

Raman Spectrometer LB-12RSM

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Excitation Wavelength	785 nm
Spectral Range	250 to 3500 cmˉ¹
Spectral Resolution	6 to 8 cmˉ¹
Maximum Laser Power	500 mW (Power for 532 nm: 100 mW)

Raman Spectrometer LB-10RSM

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Excitation Wavelength	785 nm
Spectral Range	250 to 4300 cm⁻1
Spectral Resolution	8 to 11 cm⁻1
Maximum Laser Power	500 mW (Power for 532 nm: 100 mW)

Raman Spectrometer LB-11RSM

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Excitation Wavelength	785 nm
Spectral Range	250 to 2700 cmˉ¹
Spectral Resolution	5 cmˉ¹
Maximum Laser Power	500 mW (Power for 532 nm: 100 mW)