Infrared/Halogen Moisture Analyzer Precautions

1. The infrared/halogen quick moisture analyzer is used to measure the content of water in the sample. Do not use it for any other purpose. Any other application may cause personal injury and damage the instrument.

2. Please use it under the environmental conditions stipulated in the product instruction manual. Do not use it in an environment that does not meet the requirements.

3. The infrared/halogen quick moisture analyzer is only used by professionals who are familiar with sample properties and trained.

4. Infrared/Halogen Moisture Analyzer power supply is 3-pin with grounded socket. Do not disconnect the instrument ground wire or use a power source that does not have a good ground connection.

5, around the instrument should ensure that there is enough space to avoid heat accumulation and overheating (above the instrument should be left 1m space).

6. Do not place flammable materials around the instrument because the area around the heating unit around the instrument may become hot.

7. Since the sample itself, heating unit, and other containers are still hot after the test is completed, care should be taken when removing the sample.

8. During the heating and drying process, the temperature of the annular heating element and its protective glass will reach 400°C. Therefore do not open or touch the heating unit. If it needs to be turned on, disconnect the power and wait until it is completely cooled.

9. Be especially careful with flammable or flammable materials, solvent-containing substrates, and substrates that produce flammable or explosive gases when heated, as these samples may cause harm to the human body or damage the equipment.

Therefore, in the determination of such samples, the operating heating temperature should be low enough to prevent the formation of flames or explosives, and wear protective equipment such as goggles. If the flammability of the sample is not well understood, the amount of test sample should be as small as possible. In this case, the instrument should be supervised by someone, so please do something about the risk analysis test.

10. For matrices containing toxic elements, this matrix can only be heated and dried under good ventilation conditions.

11. Substrates (such as acids) that produce corrosive vapors during heating and drying When measuring samples of this kind of matrix, corrosion may occur due to the condensation of steam in colder shell parts. It is recommended that the amount of sample be as small as possible.