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Inert gas fusion

EMGA-Pro HORIBA for oxygen and nitrogen

Routine setting for O and N that prioritizes speed, usability and good cost-benefit.

O + Nmeasured elements
high speedroutine
Proinput configuration
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Summary

The EMGA-20P determines oxygen and nitrogen by fusion in inert gas, with operation oriented to quality control and industrial routines.

Solution overview

Throughput for routine quality control

The Pro model concentrates the essential resources for O/N, reducing complexity where there is no need to measure hydrogen or reach the dedicated range of Expert.

Applications

Primary applications

01

Steelmaking

O/N control in steel and alloys.

02

Non-ferrous metals

Routines in compatible alloys.

03

Inorganic materials

Ceramics and powders after method development.

Key features

Resources and settings

01

Assisted operation

Analysis and maintenance navigation.

02

Reduced analysis time

Architecture and gas flow optimized for throughput.

03

Practical maintenance

Project focused on industrial routine.

Reference data

Technical view

This summary supports preliminary evaluation; the final configuration must account for the sample matrix, method, analytical range and throughput.

TemplateEMGA-20P
ElementsOxygen and nitrogen
PrincipleInert gas fusion
PositioningRoutine and cost-benefit
Frequently Asked Questions

Technical information

EMGA-Pro measures hydrogen?

The EMGA-20P configuration is focused on O/N. For H, use EMGA-Expert O/N/H or EMGA-21E.

When to choose the Pro?

When the routine requires O/N with throughput and does not require the Expert range and sensitivity resources.

Do you answer for research?

It can meet R&D methods, but the choice should consider required limits, matrix and flexibility.

Application assessment

Inform the matrix, analytes or molecules of interest, expected range and volume of samples. SENS specifies the applicable configuration.