Glass Expansion has recently added RF coils for Agilent, JY, and the Thermo iCAP 6000 spectrometers to its product line.
RF coils for ICP
Glass Expansion has recently added RF coils for Agilent, JY, and the Thermo iCAP 6000 spectrometers to its product line. These augment the company's existing line of coils, which includes products for older Thermo ICP systems as well as PerkinElmer and Varian models. According to the company, regular replacement of corroded coils increases energy transfer efficiency and reduces the load on the RF generator.
Glass Expansion, Inc., Pocasset, MA
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