Achieve Ultra High Purity Analysis with APIX/APIMS

Thermo Scientific APIX/APIMS δQ and APIX/APIMS Quattro Ultra High Purity (UHP) Electronic Gas Analyzers can be used for routine continuous monitoring of contaminants, such as water and oxygen, to single-digit ppt levels.

These gas analyzers provide a cost-effective alternative to conventional quality control approaches, monitoring each bulk gas for a variety of possible contaminants while attaining lower detection limits (up to 100 times better) than any other technology.

  • Industry standard communications protocol for plant control and integration
  • Reliable, completely automated method for online quality control
  • Fast online measurement (~ five seconds for entire analysis)
  • High sensitivity with a lower detection capability of < 10 ppt
  • Automatic switching and calibration

Video Credit: Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments

Recommended for:

  • UHP Hydrogen
  • UHP Nitrogen
  • UHP Helium
  • UHP Argon

Specifications

Source: Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments 

Specifications
Analysis Time Cycle time: 2 minutes
Bulk Gas Suitability H2, N2, Ar, He
Description Electronic gas analyzer
Detection Noise 100 MHz (pulse counting type)
Hertz 100 MHz (pulse counting type)
Impurities Monitored H2, CH4, H2O, CO, N2, O2, Ar, CO2, Kr and Xe (depending on bulk gas)
Ion Source Background < 1 ppt
Measurement Method APIMS dB: 1x Triple filter; APIMS
Quattro: 4x Triple filter
Serial Connections RS232 Serial Port
Detection Limits < 10 ppt (component dependent)
Detector Type Pulse Counting Channel Electron Multiplier
Ion Source Type Atmospheric Pressure Ionization
Product Type Ultra High Purity Gas Analyzer
Unit Size Each

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