Low level oxygenates analyser
A low level oxygenates analyser is essential for accurately detecting oxygenated compounds in fuels and other liquid samples. At GAS, we offer high-quality analysers designed to deliver precise measurements, ensuring compliance with industry standards and optimising your processes. By using a low level oxygenates analyser, you can confidently monitor critical parameters in gasoline, biofuels and similar applications, enabling improved performance and reliability.
Low Level Oxygenates
Features
- Sub ppm level analysis of oxygenated components in gaseous samples, LPG and liquids
- Supported methods: ASTM D7423, D7754, UOP 960
- Instant Connect injector module with backflush option
- Can be combined with other standardised methods
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Low level oxygenates analyser for oxygenated compounds
As specialists in gas chromatography solutions, we offer three dedicated analysers for oxygenated compounds at percentage concentration levels in liquid samples like gasoline. Two of these systems are based on multidimensional methods in accordance with ASTM D4815 and EN 13132 standards, ensuring reliable and standardised results. Additionally, the unique O-FID analyser, compliant with ASTM D5599 and EN 1601, uses selective detection with a single separation column. Recently refurbished by GAS, this instrument now offers enhanced stability and robustness, making it an excellent choice for precise analysis of low-level oxygenates in demanding applications. Furthermore, we provide the low sulphur analyser, a powerful solution for detecting and monitoring low levels of sulphur in various fuels.
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Invest in a low level oxygenates analyser and benefit from its advantages. In addition to our standard instruments, we also offer custom GC systems tailored to your specific requirements. Whether you need enhanced precision, faster runtimes or unique configurations, our team can deliver a solution that fits your needs. Contact us today to request a quote.
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