Ultima Expert

High resolution, high sensitivity and high stability ICP-OES spectrometer

• The Ultima Expert offers the highest performance on the market and is specially designed to handle the most challenging applications.
• Its high quality optical design which integrates a high density holographic grating and one meter focal length associated with the unique Total Plasma View feature offers the highest resolution of the market along with high sensitivity and stability for the most demanding applications.
• Radial viewing and Total Plasma View providing lowest detection limits in ICP-OES spectrometry
• Unique sheath gas feature for unrivaled stability on samples with High Total Dissolved Solids content, up to 30% dissolved solids
• Continuous wavelength coverage from 120 to 800 nm with Far UV option for improved sensitivity for halogens analysis or alternative wavelengths
• Unmatched spectral resolution minimizing interferences with <5 pm for wavelengths in the range 120-320 nm
• Optional dual grating system, offering <6pm resolution up to 450 nm for line-rich matrices such as rare earth elements, geological or precious metals applications
• Unique HiStab device to achieve exceptional stability for demanding applications
• Patented HDD® detection providing sub-ppb to percent level in a single analysis
• Dynamic range of up to 10 orders of magnitude using Image
• Optional 0.5m or 1m polychromator for simultaneous analysis

Image Navigator

• Image Navigator is designed for semi-quantitative analysis thanks to full spectrum acquisition.
• Full spectrum display with multiple spectra display capability
• Visual comparison with overlaid spectra display capability
• Automated qualitative and semi-quantitative analysis

MASTER, find easily the right wavelengths

• MASTER facilitates the method development by performing automatically selection of appropriate lines according to the concentration range of each element and the matrix. MASTER is based on the proprietary S³-base developed with real ICP spectra acquisitions and containing more than 50,000 wavelengths identified with full spectroscopic data.
• Automatic wavelength selection
• Synthetic spectra display
• Sensitivity, dynamic range and interference level criteria to adjust line selection