Carbon Sulphur Combustion Analyser for Organic Materials
Carbon Sulphur Analysis done Right!

Labfit Carbon & Sulphur Analyser

The Labfit Carbon and Sulphur analyser is designed to determine Carbon and Sulphur in minerals and organic materials. The Labfit Carbon and Sulphur Analyser uses a vertical resistance furnace that significantly simplifies the design and makes automation much more reliable. The vertical furnace provides and “airgap” around the combustion crucible inside the combustion chamber.  This method of heating prevents any unwanted thermal shocks from cold combustion boats as used in other instrumentation. More even heating and advanced thermal insulation further reduces power consumption to less than 15 amperes at temperature.

The instrument includes a 48-position sample changer as an integral part of the analyser which will run unattended and store the analytical results to the LIMS.

Carbon and Sulphur Analyser Applications

  • Mineral Ores, Gold, Copper, Lead, Silver, Nickel etc.
  • Bauxite, Alumina
  • Cement
  • Cracking catalyst
  • Graphite
  • Coking Coal
  • Coal
  • Diesels and Oils
  • Plant matter
  • Soils

Carbon and Sulphur by Infrared Detection

Advanced infrared optical design increases sensitivity and because no gold reflection is used, the IR system is not susceptible to loss in signal due to dirty samples or compounds that strip gold coatings such as salts. The infrared is further improved by electronic “chopping” of the infrared source thereby increasing sensitivity and significant reduction in electronic signal to noise ratio. This means greater infrared cell stability thereby lowering the limit of detection. As the Labfit infrared is configured for either Carbon and Sulphur Analysis, the electronic circuit identifies the unique properties of the infrared signal connected to it. The infrared detection is load balanced (reducing current load on power supply) and has many advanced features that filters noise, and any outside influencers.

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Carbon and Sulphur Measure Flow System

The Labfit Carbon and Sulphur Analyser measure flow pulls the combusted gases from the furnace, through the anhydrone reagent system which removes any unwanted moisture from the combusted gases, through the infrared detection system and finally pushes the SO2 and CO2 to a flow controller where the flow rate is set to prescribed rate of flow. The Labfit Carbon and Sulphur analyser uses 3 Oxygen purges to remove any unwanted atmospheric gases. As the pump is drawing gases through the combustion system, the Oxygen purge flow rate is greater than that of the pump. This means that an Oxygen rich combustion environment is always ensured. The Labfit Carbon and Sulphur analyser allows the operator for easy access to reagent replenishment, measure flow control and furnace temperature via the front access door. The reagents tube are simply removed or replaced by sliding the tube up and out over the oring seal.

Integrated 48 Position Autosampler

The Labfit Carbon Sulphur Analyser is designed with a 48 position sample changer that is fully integrated and built into the entire system. As a result, the sample changer mechanism provides seamless loading and unloading of samples of samples into and out of the combustion furnace. Every sample is unloaded and loaded back to its original position before the system advances to the next sample. Therefore, no more boat buckets.

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Advanced Carbon and Sulphur Analyser Software

The software has many powerful features that include the ability to linearise the IR cells. This means that the linear curve can be shifted to suit particular sample types or to work in the range you need to. The translates to better accuracy and reproducibility of your results.

The Labfit Carbon and Sulphur Analyser has advanced controls over how and when the combustion of the sample should stop. This is referred to as the “End of Analysis”. The ability to correctly and accurately determine the end of analysis is due to the precision of the infrared detection system.

Carbon & Sulphur Analyser Specifications