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Dedicated H Analyzer

EMGA-21E HORIBA for ultratrace hydrogen

Determination of hydrogen below 1 ppm in metals and materials when the dedicated sensitivity is decisive.

< 1 ppmultratrace track
Arcarrier gas
TCDhigh sensitivity
EMGA-Expert EMGA-21E Horiba Analyzer
EMGA-Expert EMGA-21E Horiba Analyzer
Summary

The EMGA-21E combines fusion in inert-gas fusion, argon carrier gas and a high-sensitivity TCD for ultratrace hydrogen.

Solution overview

A configuration dedicated to hydrogen

By optimizing the gas path and detection for hydrogen, the EMGA-21E is suited to materials in which trace hydrogen affects embrittlement, processing and performance.

Applications

Primary applications

01

Steel and alloys

Hydrogen evaluation associated with weakening.

02

Titanium

Control of raw materials and critical alloys.

03

High purity materials

Research and control at ultra-low levels.

Key features

Resources and settings

01

High sensitivity TCD

Detection optimized for low levels of H.

02

Argon

carrier gas from dedicated configuration.

03

Blank control

Designed to reduce the system background.

Reference data

Technical view

This summary supports preliminary evaluation; the final configuration must account for the sample matrix, method, analytical range and throughput.

ElementoHydrogen
PrincipleInert gas fusion
DetectorHigh sensitivity TCD
carrier gasArgon
PositioningUltratrace below 1 ppm
Frequently Asked Questions

Technical information

Why use a dedicated analyzer?

Because gas configuration and detection is optimized for ultra-low hydrogen, increasing sensitivity.

Does the EMGA-21E measure O and N?

No. The EMGA-21E is dedicated to hydrogen. For O/N/H, select the appropriate EMGA-Expert configuration.

Can the EMGA-21E support embrittlement studies?

Yes. The quantification of H in metals is relevant to investigate and control the risk of weakening.

Application assessment

Inform the matrix, analytes or molecules of interest, expected range and volume of samples. SENS specifies the applicable configuration.