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Vacuum chambers can be used: for drying materials (low vacuum), testing spacecraft, during experiments on plasma retention and antimatter production, as elements of charged particle accelerator systems and systems for applying thin films. Vacuum chambers can be used: for drying materials (low vacuum), testing spacecraft, during experiments on plasma retention and antimatter production, as elements of charged particle accelerator systems and systems for applying thin films.

Appointment: Sampling for chemical, spectral, etc. analysis of molten metal Scope of application: Induction furnaces, steel ladles, metal finishing plants, filling ladles, etc. Sampler type: Sand shape – sample thickness 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm Operating temperature range (depending on the type of sampler): from 1150°C to 2020°C Selection time: from 3 to 5 seconds Tube Length: from 100 to 1500 mm (other lengths are available on request) Slag Cap: Steel, Cardboard, Aluminum Deoxidizer: Without deoxidizer, aluminum, zirconium, titanium

The wide-range IR microscope of the MICRAN series, connected to the FT-801 and Infralum FT-801 Fourier spectrometers, is designed to study samples from 10 microns in size, including heterogeneous in composition. When working on an IR microscope, the operator has the opportunity to observe the object under study with a magnification of over 200X both using binoculars and on a monitor using a digital video camera, during photometry, select a local area of arbitrary shape with the help of diaphragms, and also “scan” the surface of the sample, observing the spectrum obtained in real time.

The proposed measuring and diagnostic complex is designed to: - provide monitoring of the technical condition of electric drive valves of nuclear power plants; – detection and identification of malfunctions of components and equipment of electric drive valves at an early stage of their occurrence; – issuance of measurement results and diagnostics of electric drive valves to the operational personnel of the station.

Nitrogen traps are designed for use in various vacuum systems in order to prevent the ingress of vapor gases and various organic compounds from high-vacuum and pre-vacuum pumps into the vacuum chamber (system) following in the reverse flow, as well as to protect vacuum units from organic substances present in the vacuum volume.

The system includes a digital ionization-thermocouple vacuum meter with a continuous pressure measurement range, automatic degassing of sensors and a digital gas flow meter containing two or more built-in precision gas flow regulators, with thermometric gas flow meters, which allows the device to operate in the mode of autonomous intake of specified gas flow rates, regardless of the inlet pressure. The letters in the diagram show: А — electronic unit of vacuum gauge B — 220V power wire С — thermocouple lamp D — ionization lamp E — the electronic control unit of the leak valve G — signal cables H — cable for data exchange with IBM J — IBM L — cable for data exchange between the units M — cable for connecting additional devices to the network N,O — working gases inlet P,R — output of the working gases.

Laser medical device "Yakhroma-Med" using copper vapor for microsurgical operations in the field of dermatology, cosmetology, gynecology, oncology and ophthalmology. The devices are used in 100 medical institutions in the Russian Federation, CIS countries and the Kingdom of Thailand.

Vibration velocity sensors with a current output DVST-2 are designed to convert the RMS value of the vibration velocity of an object into a standard current signal of 4-20 mA.

Designed for measuring and spectral analysis of sound and vibration. Description: Small dimensions and weight High measurement accuracy (Class I according to IEC 61672-1:2002) Three-channel vibration parameter meter Built-in digital octave and third octave filters USB interface Graphic LCD display with backlight Powered by the built-in battery or network adapter.

The VT-002 vibration transducers are designed to convert the instantaneous value of the vibration acceleration of an object into an ICP signal of the IEEP standard.