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Automated microwave digestion systems break down solid samples in hot acid so metals can be measured afterward. Sealed vessels hold acid and sample under pressure, which speeds digestion and keeps volatile elements from escaping. Models hold 6, 8, 10, 12, 18 or 40 vessels. Most use 100 ml vessels, and the 40 vessel model uses 50 ml vessels. Vessels are made of TFM, a chemical resistant polymer. Maximum temperature is 250 C, and working pressure is 6 MPa. Contactless sensors monitor pressure, and one-direction 360 degree rotation heats samples evenly. A corrosion-proof blower clears fumes. Typical uses include metals testing in food, soil, water and pharmaceutical samples.
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Selection Guide for Automated Microwave Digestion System
When selecting Automated Microwave Digestion System, it is important to consider the selection range to ensure it aligns with your laboratory’s processing needs and application requirements. The system offers flexible vessel quantity options: 6, 8, 10, 12, 18, or 40, making it suitable for both low- and high-throughput sample digestion. It supports vessel volumes of 50 mL and 100 mL, providing versatility for handling different sample sizes or types. The wide temperature controlling range of 50°C to 400°C allows for accurate adjustments according to various digestion protocols, while the spacious 35-liter cavity ensures uniform heat distribution across all vessels. Additionally, the maximum working temperature of 250°C ensures safe and consistent performance even under demanding conditions. These parameters help customers choose a system that meets their capacity, safety, and performance expectations for applications in environmental analysis, food safety, pharmaceuticals, and material testing.