Flame Photometer LFP-T2014

Introduction

Flame Photometer analyzes lithium up to 100 ppm with support for three-element detection. It features a response time of less than 8 seconds, enhancing elemental analysis in routine workflows. Stability is ensured with a drift of ≤3% within 15 seconds during measurements. An integrated standard air filter maintain consistent flame quality and safe operation. This Flame Photometer is suitable for testing in environmental, industrial, and agricultural laboratories.

This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Flame Photometer is optimized for labs focused on alkali metal analysis, offering precise readings of K, Na, and Li. It’s ideal for biochemical labs, especially those studying lithium-based pharmaceutical compounds.

Specifications

Testing Elements	K, Na, Li
Channels	3
Display Value	Concentration value / Energy
Measuring Range	K: 0 to 100 ppm Na: 0 to 160 ppm Li: 0 to 100 ppm
Detection Limit	K: less than or equal to 0.004 mmol/L Na: less than or equal to 0.008 mmol/L Li: less than or equal to 0.015 mmol/L
Linearity Error	K: less than or equal to 0.005 mmol/L Na: less than or equal to 0.003 mmol/L Li: less than or equal to 0.021 mmol/L
Display	7-inch capacitive touchscreen
Response Time	less than 8 s
Aspiration Rate	less than 6 ml/min
Stability	less than or equal to 3% drift within 15 s
Reproducibility	less than or equal to 3%
Calibration Curve	Yes
Printer	Yes
Fuel Supply
Output	port
Power Supply	AC 220V/50Hz or AC 110V/60Hz
Dimensions	710 × 380 × 520 mm
Net Weight	20 kg

Features

Standard air compressor support

Flame optimization for control

Calibration curve functionality

Automatic correlation calculation

Touchscreen interface with

Built-in thermal printer

FAQs

1. What elements can the Flame Photometer measure in a single analysis?

The Flame Photometer can measure lithium, sodium, and potassium simultaneously, making it highly efficient for multi-element analysis. This capability allows for comprehensive testing of samples without the need for multiple instruments or lengthy procedures. The ability to analyze these three key elements is essential for various applications in research, environmental, and industrial labs. Its simultaneous detection reduces testing time, making it ideal for high-throughput environments.

2. How does the Flame Photometer ensure safe and consistent flame control?

Flame Photometer is equipped with a standard air filter and burner to maintain a stable flame throughout operation. The internal system regulates fuel and airflow to prevent flameouts and support continuous testing. This built-in safety design makes the instrument suitable for extended use in routine labs. The setup also ensures consistent combustion conditions for accurate results.

3. How is calibration managed on the Flame Photometer?

The Flame Photometer is designed with built-in calibration curve functionality to streamline the calibration process. Users can easily follow on-screen prompts to set up accurate calibration points based on sample requirements. The system maintains measurement reliability across different testing batches. This makes it highly suitable for labs requiring consistent and repeatable data output.

4. How are data and results exported from the Flame Photometer?

Flame Photometer comes equipped with a port for quick and easy data transfer. This allows users to export test results directly to external drives or connected systems for reporting and archival. It supports traceable workflows and simplifies lab documentation. The export feature is especially useful in regulated or multi-user environments.

5. How often should maintenance be performed on the Flame Photometer?

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity and accuracy of the Flame Photometer. The device should be inspected periodically to check the burner and air filter, which are key to maintaining consistent flame quality. Cleaning the aspiration system is also recommended to prevent blockages and ensure accurate sample introduction. Routine checks and upkeep help avoid performance degradation, extend the life of the equipment, and reduce downtime in the laboratory.

6. Is the Flame Photometer suitable for agricultural testing?

Yes, this Flame Photometer is well-suited for agricultural testing, including soil and water analysis. It accurately measures key elements like sodium, potassium, and lithium, which are crucial for assessing soil fertility and plant health. The instrument can help agricultural scientists determine nutrient levels in irrigation water and soil samples, ensuring effective crop management. It plays a crucial role in ensuring sustainable farming practices and improving crop yield quality.