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About Our Factory & Business Background
AddressNanjing, Jiangsu, China
Plant Area84 square meters
Number of Employees3
Registered Capital2,000,000 RMB
Average Lead TimePeak Season Lead Time: within 15 workdays Off Season Lead Time: within 15 workdays
Minimum Order Quantity1 Set
Supply Chain Partners15
Our Production Capability & Technical Expertise
Main ProductsSpectrometer, Carbon Sulfur Analyzer
R&D Engineers1 people
Our Industry Experience & Global Business Record
Year of Establishment2019-03-11
Main MarketsDomestic
Repeat Buyers Choice80%~100%
Number of Foreign Trading Staff2
Overseas Agent/BranchNo
New Products Launched in Last yearNo
Our Certifications, Standards & Industry Recognition
Cooperated with Fortune 500No
Product Q&A
Q:What is an ONH analyzer?
A:
An ONH analyzer is a high-performance instrument specifically designed for the rapid and accurate determination of oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen content in metals and inorganic solid materials. It operates on the principle of inert gas fusion with infrared and thermal conductivity detection. The analyzer is widely used in metallurgy, aerospace, mechanical manufacturing, and new energy materials industries.
Q:What types of materials can be analyzed by the ONH analyzer?
A:
The instrument is suitable for a wide range of metals and inorganic solid materials, including:
Ferrous metals: steel, cast iron, pig iron
Non-ferrous metals: copper, oxygen-free copper, aluminum, titanium and titanium alloys, zirconium and zirconium alloys, nickel, molybdenum, etc.
Other materials: cemented carbides, ceramics, rare earth materials, magnetic materials, semiconductor materials, and more.
Q:Can the instrument determine oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen simultaneously?
A:
Yes. The analyzer supports the simultaneous determination of oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen in a single analysis run. It can also be configured to measure only one specific element as required.