SLFA-60.6000 catalog

SLFA-60.6000 catalog

SLFA-60.6000 catalog

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The SLFA-60 and 6000 series are sulfur-in-oil analyzers introduced by HORIBA, designed to meet the challenges in the petroleum industry. These analyzers feature a compact and robust design, simple operation, and a wide sample range.

Design and Features
The series includes models like SLFA-60, SLFA-6100, and SLFA-6800, with the latter featuring a turntable for enhanced sampling efficiency. The analyzers have a large screen display for easy data viewing, a USB interface for data transfer, and a key switch for safety. A protective membrane prevents accidental sample leakage.

Measurement and Calibration
The analyzers use X-ray fluorescence analysis to measure sulfur content in petroleum products, with a range of 0 - 9.9999%. They support both linear and quadratic calibration curves, with the ability to store multiple calibration sets. Measurement time ranges from 10 to 600 seconds.

Safety and Output Options
Safety features include an X-ray ON lamp and a shield shutter to prevent X-ray leakage. Data output options include printouts, USB memory sticks, and USB cables connected to a PC.

Technical Specifications
The analyzers operate within a temperature range of +5°C to +40°C and have a power consumption of 80 VA. They conform to standards such as ASTM D4294, ISO 8754, and JIS K2541/B7995.

Conclusion
The SLFA-60/6000 series provides a reliable solution for sulfur analysis in the petroleum industry, combining advanced features with safety and ease of use.
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X-ray Fluorescence Sulfur-in-Oil Analyzer SLFA-60/6000 Series SLFA-60/6000 Series S X-ray Fluorescence Sulfur-in-Oil Analyzer Automotive Test Systems I Process & Environmental I Medical I Semiconductor I Scientific

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SLFA-60/6000 series for a new generation of petroleum products Compact & Robust Design Simple Operation Safety Features HORIBA introduces the new standard of sulfur-in-oil analyzers, the SLFA-60 and 6000 series. These instruments feature new software and hardware to meet the growing challenges in the petroleum industry. Wide Sample Range Compact & Robust Design Secondary Window to Prevent Leakage Large Screen Display Both the SLFA-60 and 6000 series have a protective membrane covering the cell window to prevent the detector and X-ray tube from accidental sample leakage. This protective membrane...

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X-ray Fluorescence Sulfur-in-Oil Analyzer Simple Operation Output Options Measurement Procedure 2. Place the sample cell on the sample holder Print out, USB memory stick and USB cables connected to PC are available as output options. * Printer can be switched off if not used. i) Wide Data Printouts 1. Pour the sample into the sample cell 4. Press the “MEAS” button to start the measurement 5. Instrument displays the results and data output Calibration New software allows the SLFA-60 to store 3 sets of calibration and the SLFA-6000 series 5 sets. It also allows the users to choose between linear...

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Operating humidity Power supply Power consumption Conformity standard Dimensional Outlines (Unit: mm) 80% max relative humidity in temperature range + 5 °C to + 30 °C (+ 41 °F to 86 °F) Linear decrease to 50% relative humidity in temperature range + 31 °C to + 40 °C (+ 88 °F to 104 °F) liiil m * 3 times the standard deviation with a 0% sample The HORIBA Group adopts IMS (Integrated Management System) which integrates Quality Management System ISO9001, Environmental Management System ISO14001 and Occupational Health and Safety Management System OHSAS18001 We have now integrated Business Continuity...

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