About HVT50 microwave digestion vessels, for Anton Paar Multiwave
NJbinglab Microwave Digestion Vessels
NJbinglab Microwave Digestion Vessels are designed for high-temperature and high-pressure digestion in inorganic, environmental, semiconductor, and materials laboratories. Made from high-purity PFA / TFM / PTFE, these vessels provide excellent chemical resistance, ultra-low background contamination, and reliable digestion performance.
Key Features
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Rugged framed vessel for high temperature and high pressure applications
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Replaceable PFA / TFM / PTFE liners for flexible digestion methods
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Ultra-low metal background for trace analysis
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Compatible with all mineral acids including HF, HNO, HCl, and HSO
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Microwave-transparent materials for efficient energy transfer
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Flat exterior design allows microwave digestion or hot plate heating
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Open architecture for rapid cooling
Available Volumes
50ml, 56ml, 80ml, and custom sizes available
Compatible Microwave Digestion Systems
NJbinglab vessels and liners are designed as replacement solutions compatible with major microwave digestion systems, including:
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CEM Corporation (MARS 5, MARS 6, MARS Xpress)
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Milestone Srl (ETHOS series)
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Anton Paar (Multiwave series)
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Analytik Jena (TOPwave series)
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PerkinElmer (Titan series)
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Preekem Scientific Instruments (WX series)
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Custom compatibility available upon request
NJbinglab offers high-purity materials, reliable performance, and cost-effective replacement solutions for microwave digestion applications.
Optimized for Multiwave SystemsHVT50 vessels are tailor-made for seamless integration with Anton Paar Multiwave microwave digestion platforms, supporting up to 16 vessels per rotor. Their precise manufacturing ensures consistent performance and maximum throughput for demanding multi-sample workflows in modern analytical laboratories.
Safety Meets DurabilityConstructed with PTFE-TFM and reinforced with either PFA or specialty plastics, HVT50 vessels provide exceptional resistance to acids and thermal stress. The high-integrity mechanical seal and pressure-controlled closure system offer essential safety features, including reliable venting in case of excess pressure.
Versatile Application RangeSuitable for a wide array of sample types, including environmental, biological, food, geological, and industrial materials, these vessels facilitate efficient digestion for downstream elemental analysis using ICP, ICP-MS, or AAS techniques, ensuring accurate and reproducible results.
FAQ's of HVT50 microwave digestion vessels, for Anton Paar Multiwave:
Q: How do I safely operate HVT50 microwave digestion vessels in an Anton Paar Multiwave system?
A: To operate HVT50 vessels safely, always follow Anton Paar Multiwave system guidelines. Firmly secure the vessel lid using the mechanical high-integrity seal, ensuring the pressure release mechanism is unobstructed. Load up to 0.5 g of sample with the prescribed acid digestion volume (maximum 50 mL), and observe maximum temperature (250C) and pressure (40 bar) limits. After digestion, allow the vessel to cool before opening to ensure safe pressure release.
Q: What types of samples can be digested using HVT50 vessels?
A: HVT50 vessels are suitable for digesting a variety of matrices, including environmental, food, biological, geological, and industrial samples. Typical applications involve sample preparation for elemental analysis using techniques such as ICP, ICP-MS, or AAS.
Q: When should the vessel's pressure release mechanism be inspected or activated?
A: The pressure release mechanism is a critical safety feature designed to vent excess pressure if necessary. Inspect it prior to each use for signs of blockage or wear. It will activate automatically if internal pressure exceeds the vessel's safety threshold, preventing vessel damage or rupture.
Q: Where should HVT50 vessels be sourced, and who can use them?
A: These vessels are designed, manufactured, and supplied primarily by Anton Paar and authorized exporters or suppliers in India and globally. They are intended for professional laboratory use by trained personnel familiar with microwave-assisted acid digestion procedures.
Q: What is the process for cleaning and maintaining HVT50 digestion vessels?
A: After use, clean the vessel immediately with suitable solvents compatible with PTFE-TFM and PFA materials. Avoid abrasive tools, and thoroughly inspect the sealing surfaces and pressure mechanism for contamination or damage. Proper maintenance prolongs vessel life and preserves safety and performance.
Q: How do HVT50 vessels benefit elemental analysis workflows?
A: HVT50 vessels provide reliable, consistent microwave digestion with advanced safety features and chemical resistance. This ensures efficient sample breakdown, minimal contamination, and accurate results for elemental analysis methods such as ICP, ICP-MS, and AAS.