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    821614517@qq.com

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Handheld pump suction nitrogen trifluoride gas detector

NegotiableUpdate on 02/03
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Overview
Adopting imported brand sensors and their * circuit design, industrial grade fast brushless air pump, mature fast core system, can timely capture hazardous gases and display gas concentration in a timely manner
Product Details


Equipment parameters



Detection method

pump-suction type

measurement gas

Nitrogen trifluoride

measurement range

0-100ppm;0-20ppm;(Range options not listed)

Detection Principle

electrochemistry

Testing Unit

%VOL、%LEL、mg/m3、ppm、 Multiple units to choose from;

resolution

0.01ppm;(Depending on the range)

precision

3%F.S

repetitiveness

1%F.S

display mode

2.5-inch dot matrix display screen

data recording

Up to 80000 records, can be set once/1s, once/10s, or once/60s

response time

30S

automatic diagnosis

Functions such as battery level/display/sensor/hardware failure

Explosion proof type

Inherent safety design

Weight

0.26kg

working conditions

0~90% RH atmospheric pressure 0.1MPA temperature: -20-50 degrees

size

135mm in length, 65mm in height, and 35mm in width

data recovery

Convenient and fast, one click factory reset

standard

GB 12358-2006、GB 3836.1-2010、GB 3836.4-2010

Factory accessories

Instruction manual, charger, aluminum packaging box, test report, warranty card, certificate of conformity












Nitrogen trifluoride gas

NF3 is an excellent plasma etching gas in the microelectronics industry, which has a higher etching rate and selectivity for etching silicon and silicon nitride using a mixture of NF3 and CF4+O2 gas, and is non polluting to the surface. Hydrogen reacts with NF3, releasing a large amount of heat in an instant, which is the principle behind the extensive application of NF3 in high-energy chemical lasers. At high temperatures, the reaction between NF3 and organic compounds is often accompanied by explosiveness, and caution should be exercised during operation. 2. Used as high-energy fuel