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  • HORIBA France SAS EV 2.0

    HORIBA France SAS EV 2.0 Series

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    Endpoint / Chamber Health Monitor based on Optical Emission Spectroscopy and MWL Interferometry To address new requirements in Semiconductor, lighting devices, automotive components, flat panels, MEMS sensors, me...

    Kyoto, Japan
  • HORIBA Scientific Spectrometers - LIBS

    HORIBA Scientific Spectrometers - LIBS spectrometers

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) HORIBA designs and manufactures for Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) very high resolution OEM spectrometers. Thanks to a low stray light aberrations correcte...

    Kyoto, Japan
  • HORIBA Scientific Spectrometers - Multi-channel

    HORIBA Scientific Spectrometers - Multi-channel spectrometers

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    HORIBA designs and manufactures a large range of custom OEM multi-channel spectrometers with up to 96 channel measurement simultaneously. Thanks to an imaging spectrometer with broadband spectral range, low resol...

    Kyoto, Japan

Overview

Mass spectrometers are sophisticated analytical instruments used to measure the mass-to-charge ratio of ions. They are widely utilized in fields such as chemistry, biology, and pharmacology for identifying the composition of a sample, determining the structure of molecules, and quantifying different compounds. These instruments play a crucial role in research and diagnostic applications.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used mass spectrometer?

Consider the model, age, and condition of the instrument, as well as its maintenance history. It's also important to check for any upgrades or modifications and ensure that it meets your specific analytical requirements.

How can I safely ship a mass spectrometer?

Use a specialized shipping service with experience in handling delicate scientific instruments. Ensure the mass spectrometer is properly packaged with adequate cushioning and secure it to prevent any movement during transit.

What is the typical maintenance schedule for a mass spectrometer?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning ion sources, checking vacuum systems, calibrating the instrument, and replacing worn-out parts. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.