A sulfur analyzer is a device designed to measure the sulfur content in different materials. These materials can range from fuel oils and gases to food and pharmaceuticals. By accurately determining sulfur levels, these analyzers help industries ensure compliance with environmental regulations and quality standards. These are stationary devices typically found in research labs and quality control departments. They provide highly accurate and precise measurements and are used for detailed analysis.
Appearance : Desktop detector, with desktop high-frequency furnace, save space Analysis range : C: 0.0005%~6.0000%(can be extended to 99.999%) S: 0.0005%~0.5000%(can be extended to 99.999%) Analysis pool : 2 pools Consumption : 2.2KW Power supply : AC220V±10%, 50/60Hz Package size(W*D*H) : 1380*760*980mm Gross weight : 193kg
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