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Introduce samples faster and more efficiently than you can with manual insertion. An autosampler is a great addition to any ICP-MS, ICP-OES, or other laboratory system. We offer a wide range of autosamplers for analytical and biological applications.

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  • Application Note

    The Analysis of Copper in Ore using a FAST Flame Sample Automation System

    In the mining industry, one of the great challenges is knowing where to dig. An area must be mapped for element(s) of interest. This is typically accomplished by drilling exploratory holes in a specific pattern, with the ore being qualitatively collected from each drill hole and analyzed for the desired elements. As a result, many samples are generated which must be analyzed to determine the viability of digging. This work discusses the analysis of copper ore samples from various drill patterns to meet these requirements.

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