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Micro-Wave Digestion Model 8250

Elemental techniques such as AA, ICP-OES, ICP-MS or XRF. Most of these techniques, require the sample to be dissolved prior to analysis. As analysis techniques continue to improve and become more sensitive, an even greater emphasis is being placed on methods of  sample preparation that avoid risks of contamination.

Microwave digestion is now recognised world wide as the most robust sample prep technique for AA, ICP-OES, or ICP-MS analyses. Microwave digestion involves combining the sample matrix and acids in a pressurized container and elevating the solution past the boiling point of the acid which significantly accelerates the digestion. Given the high operating temperatures and pressures, microwave digestion can be applied to a wide range of samples particularly environmental, agricultural, soils, food, feed, pharmaceutical products to name but a few. Thus producing a fully uniform dissolved sample simply, quickly and safely.

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Product Description

Micro-Wave Digestion

PG Instruments Model 8250 is our entry level Micro-Wave Digestion system which offer the preparation of  SIX OR TEN Samples each of up to 60ml at one time (other models with both larger sample volumes and sample capacity available up to 50 samples of 60ml per sample). The 8250 has been specifically developed for use with Atomic Absorption Spectrometer, Inductively Coupled Plasma OES and Mass Spec, Flame Photometers, UV Visible Spectrophotometers, Atomic Fluorescence, XRF to name but a few.

The 8250 is simple to use, has an Administration mode, 10 pre-set analytical programs for samples such as foods, waters, agricultural products, medicines, soils, sediments, oils, biological and botanical materials and a further 255 programs for the chemist to use for his own samples.

The method of Micro-Wave Digestion is the very versatile and has been well proven. It allows variations in reagents and methodology, making it ideal for a variety of matrices and elements. The variability of this method also requires a basic understanding of digestion chemistry.

Benefits of Microwave Assisted Digestion

• Cleanliness of preparation environment

• Reproducible digestion,

• Improved QA/QC

• Reduces skill level as a factor

• Greatly reduces preparation time

 

  • Model 8250 Micro-wave Digestion System
  • Designed for use with ICP-OES and ICP-MS Spectrometers
  • Carousel and Sample Table to Prepare up to 6 Samples at one time
  • Designed for use with Atomic Absorption
  • Individual Sealed Sample Container
  • Sealed Sample Container Showing the outer and inner pressure tubes
  • Designed for use with Flame Photometers
Model 8250 Micro-wave Digestion System1 Designed for use with ICP-OES and ICP-MS Spectrometers2 Carousel and Sample Table to Prepare up to 6 Samples at one time3 Designed for use with Atomic Absorption4 Individual Sealed Sample Container5 Sealed Sample Container Showing the outer and inner pressure tubes6 Designed for use with Flame Photometers7

Specification for Model 8250

Number of Samples 6 OR 10
Chamber Square Oven Chamber Design
Maximum Sample Volume 60ml
Pressure Control Full Scanning
Pressure Measurement Full Scanning
Pressure Measurement Touch Free
Temperature Control Full Scanning
Temperature Measurement Non Contact
Vessel material Inner Vessel Teflon, Outer Vessel Peak
Maximum Working Pressure 5 MPa
Maximum Working Temperature 250°C
Temperature Limit 300°C
Chamber Volume 60 Litres
Display 8 inch Touch Colour Screen
Pressure Control Range 0 – 5MPa (0 – 60kg/cm2
Pressure Control Accuracy ±0.01MPa ).1Kg/cm2
Microwave Power 1000W (0 – 1000 Adjustable)
Microwave Frequency 2450MHz
Rotation Mode 360° Continuous Rotation
Microwave Leakage <5Mw/cm2
Power AC220V 10A 50/60Hz
Dimensions 640 630x 590 mm
Weight 32Kg

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