ICP-OES
Shimadzu‘s optical emission spectrophotometer ICPE-9800 supports an extensive range of analysis from trace levels to high concentrations. Optional accessories like the hydride vapour technique allows even stronger reduction of the detection limits for special elements like mercury, arsenic and some more. Shimadzu´s ICP-OES also supports analysis for research and development and automated analysis for production control.
Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES) is a robust analytical technique. It determines the elemental composition of various sample types, including liquids, solids, and gases. By utilizing a high-temperature plasma source, typically argon, ICP-OES excites the atoms within a sample, causing them to emit light at characteristic wavelengths. These emissions are then measured to identify and quantify the elements present. This technique is highly valued for its wide dynamic range, high sensitivity, and ability to handle complex matrices. Which makes it indispensable in fields such as environmental analysis, metallurgy, pharmaceuticals, and food safety. ICP-OES is particularly advantageous for its rapid analysis and ability to simultaneously detect multiple elements. This provides comprehensive data in a single run. At Mason Technology, we offer a state-of-the-art range of ICP-OES instruments and accessories. Which ensures our clients have access to the latest innovations in elemental analysis. Our solutions deliver precise, reliable results. Supporting a wide array of applications from routine quality control to advanced research. Whether you are monitoring environmental pollutants or ensuring the quality of pharmaceutical products, Mason Technology’s ICP-OES products provide the performance and reliability needed to meet your analytical challenges.
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ICPE-9800 Series | Multitype ICP Emission Spectrometers
Due to their high detection sensitivity down to ppb levels, ability to analyze a broad 5 to 6-digit range of concentrations, and ability to measu...
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ICPE-9800 Series | Multitype ICP Emission Spectrometers 
Due to their high detection sensitivity down to ppb levels, ability to analyze a broad 5 to 6-digit range of concentrations, and ability to measure multiple elements simultaneously, ICP emission spectrometers are used in a broad range of fields, such as environmental testing, pharmaceuticals, foods, chemicals, and metals. The Shimadzu ICPE-9800 Series of simultaneous ICP atomic emission spectrometers are next-generation systems that offer the superior accuracy necessary to simultaneously and quickly analyze multiple elements regardless of their concentration levels. They also feature user-friendly software that makes analysis easy. Furthermore, the systems reduce analysis costs while providing the highest performance levels in the industry. ICPE-9800 Series systems represent the ultimate in ICP atomic emission spectrometry for environmental, pharmaceutical, food, chemical, metal, and other fields.
ICPE-9800 series overview
Leading-Edge CCD Detector with One Million Pixels Capable of Simultaneous Recording of All Wavelengths
Data for all wavelengths are captured as an image formed on a two-dimensional plane using a large 1-inch CCD sensor, in the same way that a camera captures a photograph. The acquired data are saved for reviewing at any time. The wavelength can be changed after the measurement is finished, thus reducing the need to reanalyze samples and enabling faster method development. In addition, qualitative data can be read and matrix elements can be checked and corrected for, thus eliminating measurement errors due to interference.
Gas Usage During Analysis and Standby Halved
- Mini Torch: Mini-torch is designed to have only half the cross sectional area of standard torches. Applying the same high-frequency output to the smaller cross section increases the energy density per cross section. This improves the excitation efficiency, resulting in higher sensitivity.
- Eco Mode: Reducing the high-frequency output to 0.5 kW and the plasma gas flow rate to about 5 L/min during standby saves energy and reduces costs. The analysis mode starts up smoothly as well, which enables stable analysis.
- Vacuum: To enable measurements of wavelengths in the vacuum UV region (below 190 nm) ICPE-9800 systems employ a vacuum pump (rotary pump) to evacuate the air and remove oxygen from inside the spectrometer. This ensures a shorter startup time in comparison to purge-type systems. When the pump stops, a solenoid valve automatically closes to maintain the vacuum inside the spectrometer. Consequently, there is no need to worry about contamination from atmospheric air flowing back into the spectrometer after the pump stops.
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