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A proud pedigree in industrial analytical excellence

21 Jul, 2020

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Coupling Atomic Fluorescence Spectroscopy (AFS) with either cold vapour generation or hydride generation has been P S Analyticals (PSA) core competency for over 30 years. There are literally thousands of PSA’s systems in the field today supported by networks in Europe, USA and SE Asia,

For the determination of mercury, arsenic, selenium, antimony and bismuth, PSA offers some of the best laboratory instrumentation available. The instruments are typified by having; a small footprint, are easy to use, good reliability and robustness, as well as affordable purchase and running costs.

PSA works with many industries, organisations and markets to deliver industry leading analysers. The systems are used to analyse; waters, soils, sediments, air, stack gas, food and beverage, petrochemicals, polymers, minerals and many other sample matrices.

PSA analysers provide excellent detection performance including ultra-trace limits of detection, a linear response over several orders, and minimised interferences from other matrix components. PSA’s unique flow cell design, removing troublesome glass or quartz material, results in reduced carryover for faster throughput and less re-runs.

The instruments are “speciation ready” with easy coupling of chromatographic systems to our ultimate performing analysers.

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