Mass spectrometers for vacuum, gas, plasma and surface science
More than 35 years of design, development and manufacture of quadrupole mass spectrometers.
Real time gas analysis
Gas analysis by mass spectrometry, is fast, sensitive and quantitative. This animation takes you through the steps of set-up, calibration and data output.
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We design, develop and manufacture quadrupole mass spectrometers for advanced research applications and specialist process monitoring.
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What we Do
We design, develop and manufacture mass spectrometers for a wide range of applications:
Gas Analysis
Real time gas analysers that address the broadest application range.
Catalysis and Thermal Analysis
Automated micro reactors and mass spectrometers for catalyst researchers.
Thin Films, Plasma and Surface Engineering
RGA, plasma ion analysis, surface analysis and SIMS end point detection.
Residual Gas Analysis
Analysis of gas and vapor species in vacuum chambers and processes.
Surface Analysis
Surface analysis, UHV surface analysis, SIMS & SNMS.
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The Fundamentals of Electrocatalysis
Electrocatalysis is the study of the catalyst material used at the electrode surface, or as the electrode, in an electrochemical reaction. The rate and mechanism of the electrode reactions at the electrode-electrolyte boundary also form part of the study. Aims of...
Using Plasma Catalysis to Transform Gas Conversion Applications
Plasma catalysis is becoming an extremely popular and ever-expanding part of research and development into novel gas conversions such as the transition of methane (CH4) into oxygenates and carbon dioxide (CO2) into value-added chemicals. What is Plasma Catalysis?...
QGA Installed at Technische Hochschule Nürnberg, Germany
Recently, the Hiden representative in Germany, Sachin Menon from Hiden Analytical Europe GmbH, completed the install of a Hiden QGA Compact Gas Analysis System at the Technische Hochschule Nürnberg, Germany. The quantitative gas analysis system was successfully...