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If your Ametek Measuring Instruments display an error message indicating low argon pressure, the issue might stem from an interruption in the argon supply. To resolve this, verify the argon supply and ensure the argon inlet pressure meets the target value of 6.5 bar.
General| Model | SPECTRO ARCOS FHX22 |
|---|---|
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Manufacturer | Ametek |
| Type | ICP-OES Spectrometer |
| Excitation | Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) |
| Wavelength Range | 130-770 nm |
| Generator Frequency | 27.12 MHz |
| Application | Elemental analysis |
| Detector | CCD detector |
| Cooling System | Water-cooled |
| RF Generator | Solid-state |
| Plasma View | Axial and Radial |
| Interface | USB/Ethernet |
| Optical System | Paschen-Runge |
Explains how the SPECTRO ARCOS FHX22 operates as an optical emission spectrometer.
Explains the meaning of various safety warning symbols used in the manual and on the instrument.
Provides crucial information and responsibilities for instrument users regarding safety and operation.
Lists conditions under which the instrument must not be operated to ensure safety and performance.
Details potential residual risks associated with the instrument, including injury, toxic substances, and hot surfaces.
Details the sequential steps required to prepare the instrument before operation.
Provides a step-by-step guide to switching on the instrument and initiating the plasma.
Explains the correct procedure for safely switching off the instrument and the plasma.
Outlines the process for conducting measurements with the SPECTRO ARCOS FHX22.
Mandatory procedure for calibrating the optical system, required under specific conditions.
Provides instructions on how to start the actual measurement process after preparation.
Presents a table outlining recommended maintenance tasks and their intervals.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the plasma torch, including safety precautions.
Guides users on changing between axial (EOP) and radial (SOP) plasma observation modes.
