Features:

Excellent Portability

The Expert 2 C+ Portable LIBS Analyzer for carbon weighs only 2.5Kg, and the operator can easily lift it with one hand. It is equipped with a high-capacity lithium battery and a miniature mobile argon gas cylinder, which is convenient for use in small spaces and various production sites. It can effectively judge carbon steel, low alloy steel, stainless steel and other Metal brands, element content analysis, and distinguish materials that use carbon as the distinguishing element.

Excellent Analysis Function

The Expert 2 C+ Portable LIBS Analyzer can solve the testing requirements of customers in the entire process of alloy processing and manufacturing, such as quality control, material classifcation, safety precautions, accident investigation, etc. Whether it is ferrous metal or non-ferros metal, portable LIBS Analyzer can quickly and accurately give accurate and reliable test data to obtaion reliable analysis results.

High-purity Argon and Purge

Argon purge is vital for quantitative analysis with LIBS Analyzer and Optical Emission Spectrometer, and it is also very important for carbon. for carbon. So, the technique argon is a key component for measuring carbon accurately. The laser beam is small in diameter, thus a very small purge volume is needed for the argon purge. The Expert 2 C+ use about 1000 times less argon than a spark OES. So, this is a cost-saving option.

High Laser Pulse Energy and Frequency

The high energy and high rep rate laser rapidly burns off surface contamination in order to get a good analysis. A good grind and pre-burn is as critical for LIBS analysis as it is for spark Optical Emission Spectrometer (OES).

Laser Raster

Rastering is a must for accurate carbon tests with LIBS. The laser is typically 100 um diameter beam and even the best sample prep may not completely remove surface contamination on this distance scale. The Expert 2 C+ moves the laser to different spot, the carbon algorithm then examines the resulting data from each location.

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