In accordance with the tendency to eliminate combustible gases from laboratories, the F Series represents a real technological step forward in the fusion units, as it heats up via electric induction, homogeneously, quickly and efficiently.
A highly automated unit, able to control and visualize in real time the fusion process of a sample in an absolutely independent manner. To its innovative induction heating up system, there is also a constant temperature check up and a great software work. The result is a unit that can control and modify comprehensively and at any moment the fusion process of each of the samples, in real time.
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Method
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Fusion, stirring, mixing and homogenization
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Applications
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Geological samples, cement, minerals, slag, ceramics, oxides, glass, metals, ferroalloys, sulphides, fluorides, and alloys
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Produces glass disks for X-Ray/peroxide or pyrosulphate solutions/samples for AA and ICP
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Programs
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50 independent editable programs
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Maximum consumption
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1500W
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Power
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220V – 15A
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Controller
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PC
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Cooling system
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Closed circuit with a 300 W chiller / open circuit via external feeding 1.5 LPM
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Work frequency
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130..160 KHz
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Programmable elements
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Crucible stirring system / crucible stirring angle / speed and pouring angle / revolutions system for the solutions / crucible and mold cooling down system by fan
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Temperature control
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400 to 1200ºC limited by software
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Software
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Intuitive, with graphics. Diagnosis and settings
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Accessories
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Platinum and zirconium crucibles, platinum molds
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Dimensions
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42 cm (high) x 35.5 cm (long) x 50 cm (wide)
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Approximate weight
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43kg
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The F1 Induction Fusion Unit has been especially designed to facilitate and speed up the preparation of glass disks for analysis by X-Ray , AA solutions and for ICP analysis. The purpose is to produce, accurately and quickly, beads and dissolutions with classic fluxes (Borates), as well as to undertake high quality oxidations of non-oxidized elements, using peroxides. Its performance is highly efficient both at high and at low temperatures.
