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lyzer designed
to help plants
reduce ownership
costs
and report
emissions accurately
in
environmental monitoring applications.
The system measures standard
components, such as NO,
NO2, SO2, CO, CO2, and O2. Optimized
for cold and dry applications
running at ambient pressure, the
CT4400 analyzer offers the benefits
of QCL/TDL technology, including
high sensitivity, accuracy, improved
stability and low-drift performance
in a configuration that allows fast,
easy integration into existing plant
infrastructure. Because the system
can hold up to four laser modules,
it can measure up to seven application-specific
gas components
simultaneously, providing great flexibility
in continuous emissions monitoring
systems (CEMs) applications.
- Emerson Automation Solutions,
Shakopee, Minn.
www.emerson.com
New coatings analyzer
for ultrathin layers
Emerson Automation Solutions
The new FT160 XRF analyzer has
three base configuration options
for the analysis of nanometer-scale
coatings. Following the introduction
of the new FT160 series in Japan,
this company now sells and services
the FT160 series coatings analyzers
in China, North America, Europe,
Middle East and Africa. This latest
generation of coatings analyzers has
been designed to meet the challenges
of measuring ultra-thin coatings
on small features. The FT160
is a benchtop EDXRF (energy dispersive
X-ray fluorescence) analyzer
with powerful software and hardware
created to deliver high sample
throughput with quality results
achieved by any operator. Designed
to play a key role in production quality
control, the FT160 series measures
a wide range of applications in
the semiconductor, circuit board and
electronics components markets. -
Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science
Corp., Westford, Mass.
www.hitachi-hightech.com
An ATEX-certified Raman
analyzer is now available
This company
has received
ATEX and IECEx
certification
for its OPIS 35
laser accessory
(photo). The certification is in accordance
with the IEC 60079 standard,
and authorizes the HyperFlux PRO
Plus Raman analyzer for operation in
ATEX Zone 0 when both products are
used together. In the certified configuration,
the OPIS 35 and HyperFlux
PRO Plus are placed in a safe location
with fiber optic interconnections
to the Raman probe in the hazardous
location. The OPIS 35 regulates the
HyperFlux PRO Plus laser output to
guarantee that no greater than 35
mW of laser power can enter the hazardous
location. In accordance with
Class 3B laser regulation, the OPIS
35 provides ATEX/IECEx certified signaling.
- Tornado Spectral Systems,
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