Microwave Digestion System NMDS-303 handles a minimum of 10 samples per batch while maintaining a pressure of 1500 psi. It utilizes microwave frequency conversion to enhance heating uniformity. Our unit features an intuitive 8-inch touchscreen for easy operation. It includes a self-locking mechanism with a dual safety rupture disk for enhanced protection. This system has a turntable design to ensure uniform microwave distribution.
$7,050.00
Specifications
| Sample capacity | ≥10 samples/batch |
| Vessel capacity | 55 ml |
| Temperature range | 0 to 300°C |
| Maximum Temperature | 300°C |
| Temperature accuracy | ±0.5°C |
| Pressure | 1500 psi |
| Inner tank material | Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) |
| Working mode | Continuous 360° unidirectional rotation |
| Power consumption | 2600 W |
| Power supply | 220 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 507 × 619.5 × 666 mm |
| Weight | 50 kg |
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FAQ for Microwave Digestion System NMDS-303
1: How can I maintain and prolong the lifespan of the microwave digestion system?
Regular chamber cleaning, proper vessel sealing, and avoiding overloading help maintain performance. The frequency conversion control reduces wear, ensuring long-term durability.
2: Does the Microwave Digestion System NMDS-303 comply with national safety and leakage standards?
Absolutely. The furnace door and cavity are precisely engineered to prevent microwave leakage, complying with national safety regulations for lab instrumentation.
3: What happens if the digestion process becomes unstable or exceeds safe limits?
In the event of abnormal pressure buildup, the system automatically halts microwave heating. The rupture disk provides an emergency release route to prevent tank damage and ensure user safety.
4: What safety mechanisms are included in this Digestion System NMDS-303?
The system includes a self-locking explosion-proof door, real-time pressure monitoring, and a dual-layer rupture disk for safety. It stops heating and releases excess gas if pressure exceeds safe limits.
5: Why is microwave digestion preferred over traditional digestion methods?
Microwave digestion accelerates sample decomposition, reduces reagent use, and minimizes volatile element loss, making it an efficient and eco-friendly method.
Labnics Microwave Digestion Systems utilize advanced microwave heating technology for faster sample digestion. These units are equipped with durable vessels resistant to harsh conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance. They continuously display pressure and temperature for each vessel, providing accurate control throughout the process. Our Digestion Systems allow users to adjust key parameters for flexibility in the operation.