Description
Burgener Ari Mist AM-5000
Part Number:
AM-5000
Cross Reference(s)
PerkinElmer: N0777032
ThermoFisher: 4600495
Instrument Compatibility:
ICP-OES and ICP-MS
Detail:
Very low sample flow, enhanced parallel path design. Standard pressure (40 – 50 psi). Black PEEK body, Teflon sample and gas capillaries. Can operate on 0.050 ml/min to 1.0 ml/min. Good for ICP and ICP/MS. Only for samples that are particulate free.
- Meant for very low sample flow for ICP-MS and ICP-OES. Only use for samples that are particulate free.
- PFA Teflon Capillaries, black PEEK body.
- Standard pressure: 50 PSI for 1 L/min.
- Handles sample flow rates from 100 µL/min to 1500 µL/min.
- Fits regular chambers as a direct replacement for glass concentric nebulizers.
Special Note:
All Burgener nebulizers are shipped with the appropriate fittings at no additional charge. Please provide us with your instrument make and model number when you place your order, and your nebulizer will arrive ready to install.
Burgener Research nebulizers work in inductively coupled plasma (ICP) to convert liquid samples into fine aerosols for introduction into the plasma. They use a patented Enhanced Parallel Path method to create a stable mist with small droplets.
Features of Burgener Research Nebulizers
- Large opening: The liquid path has a large opening to prevent tiny particles from plugging it.
- High-flow and low-flow: Burgener Research offers designs for both high and low-flow situations.
- Teflon sample and gas passages: Teflon is a non-wetting material. As a result, it prevents sticking and cross-contamination between samples.
- PEEK external bodies: PEEK is a tough and durable material. Therefore, it makes nebulizers long-lasting.
- High-salt content and large particles: Burgener Research nebulizers are reliable for samples with high-salt content and large particles.
- Small-sample quantities: Burgener Research nebulizers can efficiently nebulize, handling even the smallest sample quantities.
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