AA Spectroscopy

Shimadzu Corporation has remained at the forefront of the world inorganic analysis industry. Especially since the atomic absorption spectrophotometer was first launched in 1968. Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) is a powerful analytical technique which determines the concentration of specific metal elements within a sample. By measuring the absorption of light by free atoms in a gaseous state, AAS provides precise and reliable quantitative analysis. This method is widely utilized in various fields. Including environmental monitoring, pharmaceuticals, food safety, and clinical diagnostics, due to its ability to detect trace levels of metals with high sensitivity and accuracy.

At Mason Technology, we offer a comprehensive range of AAS instruments and accessories, ensuring that our clients have access to the latest advancements in this essential analytical technology. Shimadzu maintains an overwhelming market share of highly-regarded products that are the market standard throughout the world. The extensive product range incorporates fully automatic general-purpose systems, a simple and low-cost AA Spectroscopy instrument, and a dedicated soil and plant analyser. They all share great ease-of-use, high functionality, and excellent reliability. Choose Shimadzu to dramatically enhance the productivity and reliability of your laboratory operations. Our wide range of Shimadzu’s AA Spectroscopy products will meet all your demands.

AA Spectroscopy Services

• Equipment validation services including Installation Qualification (IQ), Operational Qualification (OQ), and Performance Qualification (PQ)
• Preventative maintenance and repair
• Efficient turnaround on repairs facilitated by our comprehensive stock of spare parts
• Calibration of equipment including calibration certified to INAB (ISO17025) standards
• Experienced and highly trained sales specialists will offer expert guidance on the system that best meets your needs with consideration to the application, required capacity, and technical specifications
• Service engineers are factory trained by manufacturers