Brand: Linseis | Category: Nanotechnology

The L40 Gas Dosing series supplies and switches the gases around a sample during a thermal analysis run. Versions are available for ultra high vacuum, atmospheric pressure and high pressure work, with two to four gas lines dosed by electromagnetic valves or mass flow controllers.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| L40/2052 | 2 gas pipes, up to 1 bar, electromagnetic valve dosing |
| L40/2053 | 3 gas pipes, up to 1 bar, electromagnetic valve dosing |
| L40/2054 | 4 gas pipes, up to 1 bar, electromagnetic valve dosing |
| L40/2052/HP50 | 2+1 gas pipes (1 for pressure control), up to 50 bar, MFC dosing |
| L40/2054/HP50 | 4+1 gas pipes (1 for pressure control), up to 50 bar, MFC dosing |
| L40/2052/HP150 | 2+1 gas pipes (1 for pressure control), up to 150 bar, MFC dosing |
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The L40 GASSAFETY system monitors the gases around a thermal analysis instrument and reacts automatically. Its sensors can be prepared for hydrogen, methane, carbon monoxide, chlorine and other gases. An integrated 3-channel mass flow controller issues an emergency purge if a gas supply runs out.
Lake Shore supplies assorted cryogenic accessories, including heat sinks, sample holders, cartridge heaters and vacuum feedthrough products. The HTR-50 cartridge heater is rated 50 W at 50 V into 50 ohms, and the HTR-25-100 is rated 100 W at 50 V into 25 ohms.
The L40 HUM is a relative humidity generator for Linseis thermal analysis instruments. It supplies a defined relative humidity to the sample atmosphere so that moisture uptake and related behaviour can be measured. Such generators are most often used for experiments around room temperature.