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Gas analyzers: QGA 2.0
Next generation quantitative gas analysis system
Performance: rapid - can perform 1000 measurements per second. Detection from 100 ppb to 100 %
Simplified Start-up: A single button manages both the pump down and software start
Compact Design: Weighing less than 30 kg with a 42 % smaller footprint than the QGA
Lighter, more user-friendly, environmentally considerate and packed with powerful features
Introducing the Hiden QGA 2.0, the next generation quantitative gas analysis system designed for both academic and industrial researchers. This new system builds upon the solid foundation of our original QGA system, incorporating significant enhancements for improved performance and ease of use. The QGA 2.0 is lighter, more user-friendly, environmentally considerate, and packed with powerful features.With a compact design that reduces both its footprint and weight, this advanced model has been optimized for continuous analysis of gases and vapours in near atmospheric pressures. To suit diverse research demands, a range of inlet accessories are available, configurations are available for sampling from ambient to pressures as high as 30bar.The QGA 2.0 – a combination of innovation, precision, and speed in an environmentally friendly package.
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Gas analyzers: QGA 2.0
Next generation quantitative gas analysis system
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