Flame Photometer FP2074

Introduction

Flame Photometer is designed for efficient measurement of alkali metals like K, Na and Li. Equipped with a push-button ignition system for enhanced ease of operation. Integrated intuitive reading mechanism ensures reliable data interpretation. Incorporated automatic correlation coefficient calculation guarantees precision. Our Flame Photometer has built-in flame-out protection system that initiates automatic shutdown for safety.

Applications

Flame Photometer is suitable for analyzing cement, glass, ceramics, refractory materials, construction materials, fertilizers, soil, mining products, petroleum, metallurgy, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, municipal solid waste, and various laboratory samples in scientific research, health, and education.

Specifications

Testing Elements	K, Na, Li
No. of Channels	3
Test Range	K: 0 to 100 ppm Na: 0 to 160 ppm Li: 0 to 100 ppm
LOD	K: ≤0.01 ppm Na: ≤0.01 ppm Li: ≤0.1 ppm
Linear Error	K: ≤0.195 ppm Na: ≤0.69 ppm Li: ≤0.15ppm
Response Time	Less Than 8s
Sample Uptake	Less Than ＜6ml/min
Stability	≤3% drift (15S), ≤15% drift (6S)
Reproducibility	≤2%
Air Compressor	External
COM	USB
Fuel	LPG
Power Consumption	250 W
Power Supply	AC220V±22V 50Hz±1Hz
Packing Dimension	780 × 560 × 390mm
Weight	18 Kg

Features

USB communication port.

Detection range screen switching function.

Adjustable gas flow control.

Element concentration reading function.

Gas leakage alarm.

Multiple language support.

Automatic gas-cut off function.

FAQs

1. What is a Flame Photometer?

flame photometer is an analytical instrument used to measure the concentration of specific metal ions (such as sodium, potassium, calcium, and lithium) in a solution using flame emission spectroscopy.

2. How does a Flame Photometer work?

The sample is aspirated into a flame, where metal ions get excited and emit light at characteristic wavelengths. A detector measures the intensity of this light to determine ion concentration.

3. Which elements can a Flame Photometer detect?

They can commonly detect elements such as sodium (Na), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), and lithium (Li), and also capable of detecting barium (Ba).

4. How is a Flame Photometer calibrated?

Calibration is done using standard solutions of known ion concentrations, ensuring accurate measurement. Regular recalibration is necessary for precise results.

5. Can a Flame Photometer be used for non-metallic elements?

No, flame photometers are only suitable for detecting metal ions that emit characteristic light when excited in a flame.