50mm lanthanum element (Bi) PE Lumina encoded hollow cathode lamp

50mm lanthanum element (Bi) PE Lumina encoded hollow cathode lamp

50mm PE Lumina coding lamp, suitable for atomic absorption spectroscopy such as AA100300600800.
In 2004, HERAEUS Special Light Source Group acquired Cathodeon Spectral Technology located in Cambridge, UK, and established the HEREUS Cambridge factory. Cathodeon is a well-known professional manufacturer of hollow cathode lamps. Since the development of atomic absorption analysis in the 1960s, the hollow cathode lamps produced by Cathodeon as the core components of atomic absorption have been in a leading position, designing and providing various elements and models of hollow cathode lamps for many atomic absorption manufacturers (PE THERMO VARIAN) around the world The quality and performance of Cathodeon's hollow cathode lamps have always been in high demand,

50mm lanthanum element (Bi) PE Lumina encoded hollow cathode lamp
All cathodes of HERAEUS hollow cathode lamps are made of high-purity materials exceeding 99.99% to improve the intensity and stability of spectral lines, reduce noise, and achieve analytical sensitivity of *; At the same time, high-quality light window materials are selected to ensure that the transmission effect of the main spectral lines of the cathode elements reaches * state.
HERAEUS provides high-quality elemental lamps with a 5000mAh usage warranty, even for arsenic (As) and mercury (Hg) elements
50mm lanthanum element (Bi) PE Lumina encoded hollow cathode lamp
Heraeus offers two types of hollow cathode lamps:
37mm Element Lamp (1.5 inches):
Suitable for the vast majority of imported atomic absorption spectroscopy instruments, including Varian, Shimadzu, Thermo, Hitachi, Analytik Jena, GBC, including over 70 single element and various composite element lamps, both standard and coded lamps are available.

50mm Lumina encoding element lamp (2 inches):
Lumina coding element lamp is a high-quality hollow cathode lamp designed and provided by Cathodeon Spectroscopy (now HERAEUS Cambridge factory in the UK) in the 1980s specifically for PE company's AA series atomic absorption spectrometer. It is widely known in the industry. The Lumina coding element lamp provided by HERAEES can also provide more than 70 single element and various composite element lamps to meet the different analysis needs of users.