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Arc-Spark Spectrometer
SPECTROCHECK
- Worry-free analysis
- Ultra-reliable results
- Long-term availability
- iCAL Logic eliminates expensive recalibration
- Best price/performance ratio

Arc-Spark OES Mobile Metal Analyzer
SpectroTest
- Able to analyze ferrous and non-ferrous alloy, elements range including C, P,S, N, Cr, Ni, Mo, Cu, Ti, Sn etc
- Even the determination of Nitrogen (N) is now possible for identification of duplex steels
- Advanced intelligent software controls instrument operation
-Several hundred measurements on a single battery charge
- Protective packaging guards against dust and shock (protective class IP-65)

Arc-Spark Spectrometer : SPECTROLAB S
SPECTROLAB S
- One precisely measures wavelengths from 210-770 nm.
- The product an ultra-stable spark,with frequencies up 1000 Hz.
- The use of solid state detectors with the proprietary CMOS+T technology to revolution high-end arc/spark OES analysis.
- Lowest limits of detection; longest uptime; and most future-proof flexibility.
- High accuracy and precision.
- Ultra-high measurement speed.

Arc-Spark OES Mobile Metals analyzer : SPECTROPORT
SPECTROPORT
- High resolution CCD multi-detector.
- Usable wavelenght range 178-196 nm in UV test probe and effective wavelenght range 270-530 nm in optic.
- iCAL 2.0 (Intelligent Calibration Logic)
- 3m (9.8 ft) hose length.
- Argon-flushed UV system for determination of C,P,S,Sn,As,B and addition elements.

Arc-Spark Spectrometer : SpectroMAXx
SPECTROMAXx
- CCD-based, spark discharge, optical emission spectrometer
- Fast, reliable and precise analysis of all common metals for incoming inspection and foundry process control
- Effective wavelength range: 140 -670 nm
- Unique iCAL 2.0 one sample standardization, which helps maintain the same standardization - regardless of most temperature shifts and saves on average 30 minutes per day
- Measurement time reduction for low-alloy steel
- Spark Analyzer Pro MAXx based on Windows 10, including an extended version of the result manager,the internal analyses archieve