HORIBA Carbon Sulfur Analyzer and Tungsten Granule

HORIBA brand in Japan was established in January 26, 1953, which is the world's leading provider of analytical techniques and measurement systems. In the past few years, this brand has been committed to protecting the environment, and has made considerable development, making great contributions to safety and health undertakings environmental protection of the whole world. Whether is the basis or the applications of technology, HORIBA upholds the concept to develop technology to the extremes, making efforts into further improvement of the quality and reliability of the carbon sulfur analyzer. Always adhere to the highest standards.

The EMIA series is main product of HORIBA carbon sulfur analyzer, this series instrument use the high frequency induction heating method that has the function of controlling the combustion. In this way, it can analyze metals and other inorganic materials, or analyze coal and other non-metallic materials and organic matter. What’s more, it can choose the most suitable way to heat in accordance with the different samples and application. In addition, the use of dust filters to heat can reduce the adsorption of SO₂, so that we can enhance the stability of sulfur analysis results.

Using four non-dispersive infrared detector  that are CO, high CO₂, low CO₂, SO₂ infrared detector and it can be increased automatic cleaning mechanism in accordance with users’ requirements, in order to get the detection of  carbon and sulfur with a high-precision, high performance, easy operation, and it can directly enter data transmission network. The EMIA series has a powerful data analysis processing capabilities, with the extraction, heating, dynamic display release profile, graphical comparisons and other excellent features, a large number of data processing software offer simple and efficient analytical tools for the production and research. In addition, the use of tungsten granule as a flux, EMIA series HORIBA carbon sulfur analyzer can analyze by changing the heating conditions through the current set at the both ends of the heating plate. This feature can analyze the carbon of surface and carbon inside sample respectively.

In 2003, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of Horiba, HORIBA Group established an award for young scientists in the field of analytical science outside the group companies. The award is intended to support for researchers who are dedicated to the analysis and development of measurement innovative technologies.

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