Used SHIMADZU AA 6650F #293622399 for sale
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SHIMADZU AA 6650F is a high-performance atomic absorption spectrometer (AAS) developed by SHIMADZU Corporation, a Japanese corporation. It is used for both single-point and multi-point analysis, providing various specifications for different applications. AA 6650F is built with a dual-beam, 0.45-nanometer monochromator and a high-sensitivity cooled photomultiplier detector (PMT). It is equipped with a high-resolution Zeeman background suppression equipment that improves the detection limits of toxic and other trace elements. SHIMADZU AA 6650F also includes an on-axis sample introduction system, the flame ionization detector (FID), to monitor the absorption of atoms in an element. AA 6650F provides various settings for peak resolution, sensitivity, and repeatability, which are all adjustable according to the individual application. For example, it has an optical unit that can be adjusted for various bandwidths, making it suitable for a range of applications. It also uses an auto-wavelength calibration machine to ensure accuracy and precision in measuring atomic absorption. SHIMADZU AA 6650F combines an advanced optical design with powerful computer control systems to offer the utmost accuracy and precision in its readings. The spectrometer is capable of accurately measuring even the smallest of concentrations, and its advanced data processing features make it ideal for a variety of applications. AA 6650F also offers high-precision sample preparation and reporting. The software included is programmed to perform complete qualitative and quantitative analyses, and the software is also capable of printing results in a variety of graphical formats. Overall, SHIMADZU AA 6650F provides highly accurate and precise analytical results in a wide range of applications. The spectrometer's advanced design and powerful computer control systems make it a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective tool for atomic absorption spectroscopy.
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