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Digital Flame Photometers Specification

Glass Type
Borosilicate Glass (Nebulizer and Mixing Chamber)

Power Supply
220 V AC ± 10%, 50 Hz

Shape
Rectangular

Display Type
Digital 3 ½ Digit LED Display

Accuracy
± 2%

Control Type
Automatic digital with keypad

Temperature Resistance
Up to 100°C (Sample introduction area)

Features
Auto Ignition, Auto Calibration, Built-in Air Compressor, Filter Selection

Type
Digital Flame Photometer

Dimension (L*W*H)
360 x 245 x 175 mm

Equipment Type
Laboratory Analytical Instrument

Equipment Materials
ABS Plastic Body with Stainless Steel Burner

Power
40 W

Voltage
220 V AC

Material
ABS Plastic and Stainless Steel

Application
Determination of Sodium, Potassium, Calcium and Lithium in Samples

Calibration System
Manual or automatic calibration

Zero Drift
<2% per hour

Number of Elements Detected Simultaneously
2 elements

Sensitivity
Na: 2 ppm, K: 1 ppm, Ca: 15 ppm, Li: 15 ppm

Sample Aspiration Rate
3-6 ml/min

Nebulizer Material
Corrosion resistant stainless steel or plastic

Response Time
<6 seconds

Linearity
Better than 2%

Detector Type
Photodiode or photomultiplier tube

Emission Filters
Interchangeable filters for Na, K, Ca, Li

Ignition System
Piezo electric or manual

Gas Requirement
LPG/Propane/CNG with dry air supply

Weight
Approx. 6.5 kg

Display Resolution
0.1

About Digital Flame Photometers

Digital Flame Photometers offered are used in clinical laboratories or in soil testing labs.

Contemporary Export Industry is a Haryana, India-based manufacturer and supplier of premium-grade Digital Flame Photometers that is designed and developed by our skilled professionals as per lab standards that make it efficient in operation. This instrument gives highly accurate strength of electromagnetic radiation within the visible spectrum, spectrum, and infrared. The external case of this unit is fabricated by using best-in-class mild steel which imparts high strength and gives excellent protection against moisture, water, dirt, and dust.

Product Details

Minimum Order Quantity	1 Number
Model	ARGLabs-65, (Digital Flame Photometer)
Application	Industrial Use, Laboratory Use
Brand	ARG Labs
Weight	6.5 kg (Approx.)
Size (LxBxH)	355 x 250 x 210 mm
Power	230V + 10% AC 50 Hz
Warmup time	10 minutes
Flame System	LPG and dry oil free air

High-Precision Simultaneous Detection

The photometer is engineered to measure two elements at the same time with superior accuracy and linearity (better than 2%). Its interchangeable filters allow seamless switching among Na, K, Ca, and Li detection, making it versatile for different laboratory demands.

User-Friendly Operation and Robust Design

Equipped with automatic digital controls and a clear LED display, the unit is easy to operate. The stainless steel and ABS plastic construction, along with a borosilicate glass nebulizer, ensures durability and resistance to high temperatures and chemical corrosion.

Efficient and Reliable Analytical Performance

With a fast response time of under 6 seconds, minimal zero drift, and an aspiration rate of 3-6 ml/min, this flame photometer ensures both rapid and reliable results, supported by built-in air compressor, auto-ignition, and filter selection features.

FAQs of Digital Flame Photometers:

Q: How does the digital flame photometer measure the concentration of elements in a sample?

A: The photometer detects emitted light from sodium, potassium, calcium, or lithium ions in a flame. It uses a photodiode or photomultiplier tube to measure light intensity, which correlates to element concentration. The system employs interchangeable filters specific for each element to ensure accurate analysis.

Q: What is the sample aspiration rate and why is it important in operation?

A: The sample aspiration rate ranges from 3 to 6 ml/min. This rate determines how quickly the liquid sample is introduced into the flame, influencing analysis speed and consistency. Proper aspiration ensures stable readings and reliable results.

Q: When should calibration be performed on this instrument, and how is it done?

A: Calibration is essential before any critical analysis or after changing filters. It can be carried out manually or automatically using provided calibration solutions, following on-screen prompts via the digital keypad to ensure continued measurement accuracy.

Q: Where is this flame photometer most effectively used?

A: This instrument is designed for laboratory environments, especially in analytical chemistry, environmental testing, and clinical laboratories in India and globally. Its robust and compact structure makes it suitable for research, quality control, and academic settings.

Q: What process does the flame photometer use for element selection and detection?

A: The device utilizes easily interchangeable emission filters to select the desired element. Once the filter is set, the user introduces the sample, ignites the flame (automatically or manually), and initiates measurement via digital controls.

Q: How does using this instrument benefit laboratory analysis?

A: It enables rapid, simultaneous measurement of two key cations with high accuracy and minimal drift. Features like auto-calibration, auto-ignition, and a built-in air compressor enhance efficiency, while the digital interface simplifies operation and data reading.

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