Microwave digestion system: Multiwave GO Plus

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“ GO for TURBO concept – the shortest process times on the smallest footprint The unique Directed Multimode Cavity (DMC) of Multiwave GO Plus enables highly efficient TURBO heating with only one magnetron in a compact system. As in a monomode system, the microwaves are directed to the sample, providing highly efficient heating in a small-footprint system. As in a multimode system, more than one sample can be digested in a single run. In combination with the most effective TURBO cooling system for rapid cooling from 180 °C to 70 °C in less than eight minutes (for EPA methods) Multiwave GO Plus provides you with the shortest overall process times on the market. This is possible due to the perfect interplay between the built-in cooling unit, exhaust, rotor, and vessels (with cooling fins) and also makes the smallest footprint become a reality. GO for SmartVent – the easiest way of reaction control The innovative SmartVent technology uses the pressure-activated-venting concept of Anton Paar which ensures excellent digestion quality. The three-part vessels are HF-resistant and are closed without tools. With the SmartVent technology you GO for: precise pressure control in each vessel releasing overpressure safely detecting increased digestion temperatures extremely high sample weights safely digesting samples with different, unknown reaction behavior in the same run Multiwave GO Plus – goes easy for a huge variety of samples A huge variety of samples can be reliably digested with Multiwave GO Plus. These include environmental samples, food and feed analysis, material testing, as well as petrochemical, plastic, polymer, cosmetic, metal, alloy, and geochemical samples. A multitude of samples can be easily digested with preinstalled generic methods (e.g. EPA 3015A, EPA 3051A, or EPA 3052) which further simplifies your workflow. Benefit from a complete microwave system in a compact design with which you can perform routine digestion and leaching of high sample amounts, low sample amounts, inorganic or organic matrices. ”