The CS844: Carbon/Sulfur Analysis by Combustion

Analytical instrumentation

The CS844: Carbon/Sulfur Analysis by Combustion

31 Mar, 2012

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Leco (USA) have introduced their CS844 explaining that it will redefine the way you determine carbon and sulphur in primary steels, ores, finished metals, and other inorganic materials. A high-efficiency combustion furnace offers the more efficient combustion of a wide variety of samples and keeps dust and splatter to a minimum. An improved IR cell design with thermostatic construction provides increased protection from ambient temperature fluctuations, and offers dual-range detection for both carbon and sulphur. Additional features such as a high-velocity HEPA vacuum system for dust removal and 10- and 60-position sample autoloaders make the CS844 Series a valuable resource for any industrial environment needing accurate analysis of carbon and/or sulphur.

The CS844 uses an on-board software platform known as Cornerstone, designed exclusively by LECO software engineers. Cornerstone is optimised for use with a touch-screen monitor mounted onto the front of the instrument by a fully-adjustable, six-axis boom. By having immediate control of all instrument functionality right at the instrument, the user benefits from increased usability, improved ergonomics, and a decrease in the cost-per-analysis.

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