BEL BELMass benchtop mass spectrometer

Thursday, 02 December, 2010 | Supplied by: Crea Laboratory Technologies Pty Ltd

The BEL BELMass benchtop mass spectrometer features a high quantitative capacity. Even ammonia gas can be analysed easily by using the heat hose and dry diaphragm pump.

The mass detector is known as the most efficient detector for qualitative analysis. However, at the same time, it has poor qualitative capacity. Because it only analyses a small amount of gas, it is difficult to obtain the good quantitative result. By selecting the most appropriate materials and component layout, the BELMass overcomes these limitations.

Online: www.crealt.com.au
Phone: 02 4320 6670

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