Flame graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometer

In recent years, Analytik Jena AG in Germany has continuously launched a series of new models of atomic absorption spectrometers and many innovative special application technologies.

Analytik Jena AG is located in Jena, Germany, the world center for precision optical instrument manufacturing. Carl Zeiss was founded here in 1846.

In 1960, Carl Zeiss Jena GmbH began designing and manufacturing atomic absorption spectrometers. After Analytik Jena took over its analytical instrument business, the company launched the fully automatic microcomputer controlled atomic absorption spectrometer AAS vario 6 in 1998 and AAS novAA 400 (formerly Vario 6) in 2002. This instrument first achieved automatic solid sample analysis, combined with transverse heating graphite furnace technology and fast flame/graphite furnace atomizer switching technology, thus opening up a new direction for the development of atomic absorption spectroscopy technology. In the same year, Analytik Jena acquired the atomic absorption manufacturing base of the former PE company in Germany, including a complete set of production lines and research and development teams.

In 2000, the AAS Zeenit 600/650 model was launchedGraphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometerIn addition to maintaining the traditional advantage of horizontal heating graphite furnace, this instrument realizes liquid/solid graphite furnace atomic absorption spectroscopy analysis, combined with the background subtraction technology of 3-magnetic alternating Zeeman effect, with a variable magnetic field strength of 0.1... 1 Tesla and the highest alternating Zeeman tuning frequency of 300Hz, making it the world's advanced.

In 2004, the Zeenit700 model was launchedFlame graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometerThis instrument is currently the most advanced and technologically advanced model among all similar products, including "transverse heating graphite furnace technology", "triple magnetic field Zeeman and deuterium hollow cathode lamp double button background", "solid injection technology", "Zeiss optical technology" and other Jena technologies.

In the same year, AJ Company also launched the continuous light source atomic absorption spectrometer contrAA, which does not require the replacement of hollow cathode lamps or preheating. This is a groundbreaking revolution in atomic spectroscopy! This also means that AJ Company is at the forefront of new atomic spectroscopy technologies!

　Flame graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometerTechnical parameters:

1. High luminous flux single/dual beam automatic switching

2. Zeiss original optical system, high-performance total reflection optical system

3. Fully automatic 8-lamp holder

4. Background correction of electronically tuned deuterium hollow cathode lamp

5. Horizontal heating graphite furnace

6. Can analyze samples with high salt content

Key Features:

1. The conversion of atomizers is extremely convenient and can be completed within 30 seconds

2. Fully automatic control and analysis technology, high precision and high analysis speed

3. Horizontal heating graphite furnace technology to prevent the generation of memory effect

4. Direct solid injection graphite furnace analysis, FG level detection limit

5. Fully intelligent automatic sample dilution and residue removal

6. Direct combination technology of hydride system and graphite furnace