HTL HCL3-29 Copper (Cu) Hollow Cathode Lamp

Applications

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS)

• Element-specific quantitative analysis
• Routine and regulatory testing
• Trace and major element determination

Environmental & Materials Analysis

• Metals analysis in water, soil, and waste streams
• Alloy and materials characterization

Industrial & Manufacturing QC

• Incoming material verification
• Process control and compliance testing

Academic & Research Laboratories

• Method development and validation
• Teaching and applied spectroscopy research

Features

• Element-Specific Emission: Single-element cathode design produces clean, characteristic spectral lines for improved selectivity.
• Stable Light Output: Optimized cathode geometry and inert fill gas support low noise and consistent signal intensity.
• Narrow Line Width: Supports high sensitivity and linear calibration across working concentration ranges.
• Multiple usable spectral lines:
  • Different sensitivity
    Strongest Line is good for tiny concentrations, while a weaker line may be better for higher concentrations, so the signal does not max out.
  • Avoiding interference
    A certain line may overlap with another element, molecular background, or flame emission. Another line may be cleaner.
  • Different instrument conditions
    Some lines perform better in a flame, others in graphite furnace work, or with a specific monochromator/slit setup.
  • Method flexibility
    Labs may choose one “primary” line and keep another as a backup if the first one gives trouble.
• Instrument Compatibility: Designed to operate with common AAS platforms when used at manufacturer-recommended currents.
• Reliable Service Life: Controlled sputtering rates balance emission intensity with practical lamp longevity.

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