Residual Gas Analyzers

Residual Gas Analyzers (RGAs) precisely measure the composition of gases in a vacuum or controlled environment. These devices ensure reliable performance in gas analysis for various industrial applications.

Common Applications

vacuum environments

controlled environments

industrial gas analysis

volatile organic compound monitoring

Buying Guide

Residual Gas Analyzers Buying Guide

When selecting a residual gas analyzer, it's crucial to assess the specific gas analysis needs of your environment.

Consider the following factors to ensure you choose the right equipment.

  • Verify compatibility with your existing gas systems and analysis equipment.
  • Check the analyzer's sensitivity and detection range for your specific gas types.
  • Ensure the unit is calibrated and includes necessary documentation.
  • Evaluate the condition and maintenance history if considering surplus options.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a residual gas analyzer?
A residual gas analyzer is an instrument used to measure and monitor the composition of gases within a vacuum environment.
How do residual gas analyzers work?
They work by ionizing gas molecules and separating them based on their mass-to-charge ratio to determine the composition.
What brands of residual gas analyzers are available?
Brands such as Inficon and Hiden Analytical are commonly available.
Can residual gas analyzers be used for volatile organic vapor analysis?
Yes, they can analyze volatile organic compounds in addition to other gases.
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