AELAB EXPEC 6500 ICP-OES | Advanced Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometer

The inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometer adopts a with newly developed vertical touch dual observation technology, which can measure elements of relatively large differences in content in a complex matrix, The patented self-excited all-solid-state RF power supply ensures that the system will have excellent adaptability to samples. and offers a low-power standby mode, which greatly reduces argon consumption. The unique large-area array high-sensitivity ECCD sensor brings better performance to the product. Combined with many years of experience of AELAB series in spectroscopy instrument development, this type lCP-OES product offers the 8-hour stability index RSD of< 1%, and the precision RSD of twin internal standard method of < 0.1%. and thus brings you stable and reliable analysis results.

Features:

A new generation of vertical torch dual observation technology
The product adopts a newly developed vertical torch dual observation technology, which greatly reduces argon consumption and torch consumption, and can be used to measure elements of relatively large differences in content in acomplex matrix. The vertical torch prevents high salt deposition, and the radial observation avoids matrix interference, with which better sensitivity and repeatability can be achieved. The innovative vertical observation technology with adjustable height can optimize the observation position for different elements.

Patented self-excited all-solid-state RF power supply
The product integrates the self-excited all-solid-state RF power supply with AELAB’s third-generation patented technology to ensure that the equipment has better sample adaptability and stability. There won’t be any flameout even if organic samples or even air is directly injected, thus eliminating the need for pre-treatment and preparation processes for organic samples such as oil products. The power range of the power supply is (500-1600) W, and its power adjustment range is better than that of most mainstream products. ln the 500W low-power standby mode, the argon consumption is 5L/min, which adequately saves the cost of argon consumables for the user, and eliminates the waiting time required between the repeated turning onand off of the stable RF power supply.

The large area array ECCD sensor improves the sensitivity and spectral range of the instrument.
As for the proprietary large area array ECCD sensor. its excellent low noise and deep ultraviolet response combined with anti-overflow design, provide the machine with good detection limits. The large area array design ensures that the instrument can truly acquire the full spectrum in one take, and finish analyzing 72 elements in 10s.

8-hour stability RSD < 1%
Through high-precision temperature gradient field simulation, and air duct fluid dynamics simulation, in combination with repeated practical verification, the internal structure design has been optimized, which gives the structure greater resistance to environmental temperatures. Since the stability design of many key components such as RF power supply and injection system is incorporated into the instrument, the high stability of 8 hours RSD is below 1%. which has reached the leading level internationally.

All-digital self-excited all-solid-state RF power supply with iStandby mode
Fully digital power supply control: The RF power supply based on dual power supply technology is continuously adjustable over the wide power range of 500 W to 1600 W, with better sample adaptability.

• Self-excited RF power supply: The matching is quick.thus offering adaption to complex sample analysis and switching; there are no moving parts, which makes the instrument more reliable
• iStandby mode: The mode enables the ultra-low power standby function, and reduces argon consumption by more than 50%.
• The water-cooled design enables rapid heat dissipation, andthe power stability is within 0.1%, thus guaranteeing the reliability.

🔬 How It Works?
The EXPEC 6500 uses inductively coupled plasma to excite atoms in a sample, causing them to emit light at characteristic wavelengths. Its vertical torch dual observation system captures emissions from different angles to handle elements with varying concentrations and matrix complexities. The patented solid-state RF power supply sustains stable plasma generation with quick adaptation to sample changes, while the large-area ECCD sensor captures a broad spectrum simultaneously, enabling rapid multi-element detection.

💡 Advantages

• Significantly reduced argon and torch consumption lowers operational costs

• Exceptional adaptability to complex sample matrices without pre-treatment

• High sensitivity and repeatability through vertical torch design and ECCD sensor

• Ultra-stable operation with less than 1% RSD over 8 hours ensures consistent data

• Fast analysis time with simultaneous detection of multiple elements

• Reliable digital RF power supply with iStandby mode reduces idle gas use by 50%

• Water-cooled system guarantees thermal stability and instrument longevity

🔍 Recommended Models by Use Case

• Type D: Best for labs requiring high sensitivity with versatile sample types

• Type R: Optimized for complex matrices such as metals, oil products, geological, and mineral samples—ideal for research and industrial QC

🧪 Ideal For

• Environmental and geological labs analyzing soil and minerals

• Petrochemical and oil product testing facilities

• Food safety and agricultural research labs

• Pharmaceutical quality control departments

• Academic and industrial research centers requiring reliable elemental analysis