LINDBERG LABORATORY DIVISION - Analytical Chemistry (ACS

May 3, 2012 - Chem. , 1950, 22 (12), pp 20A–20A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60048a719. Publication Date: December 1950. Copyright © 1950 American Chemical ...
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ANALYTICAL

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CHEMISTRY

INSTANT IGNITION of Solid Samples

Typical laboratory installation. A Lindberg Volumetric Carbon Determinator operating with a Lindberg "H-F" Combustion Unit

The Lindberg " H F " Combustion Unit is revolutionizing carbon and sulphur determinations in laboratories throughout the country. Ready for instant use—instant temperatures above 3000° F.— for steel, cast iron, alloys, or stainless samples—volumetric or gravimetric!

A high frequency

unit specially designed for the

laboratory

• Shorter tubes advantageous for volumetric method. • No elements to burn out or limit temperatures. • Heats nothing but the sample. • Eliminates excess heat from the laboratory. • Inexpensive "cupelet" holds full factor weight for carbons. • Small andcompact-13'wide-28H"high-17"deep.

• Ready in the morning in 57 seconds—instantly from then on. • 90% less power consumption (maximum input 0.125 KW idling). • Class combustion tube provides visability of operation. • Combustion tubes at half the cost, last many times longer.

For further details ask for Bulletin 910.

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