Quickly get to the next level of bath management

No two molten metal baths or furnaces are the same. Our engineering team will work with your team to develop the optimum set-up for your specific conditions. Our team will draft a technical drawing of the LIBS analyzer at your facility, based on your plant CAD information. No details are too small to make it right the first time.

With drawings and plans in hand, the site is prepared for mounting the support base near the bath or furnace with the control unit and gas bottle support at a safe distance.  The site is prepared any time prior to the delivery of the unit, at your convenience. Our service team will review the site set-up and make last-minute modifications, if needed. The site is then ready to receive the unit.

The LIBS analyzer and its support units are delivered to your site in a crate that’s easy to access and unpack. Before installation, our service team will review the step-by-step instructions with your team by remote to answer any questions and avoid missteps.

We’re almost ready: The positioning device is mounted on the support beam. The probe and its extension arm are attached to the positioning device. The control unit is mounted on the posts. The gas bottles are securely connected to the unit and the gas line is purged. The compressed air supply and gas supply are fastened to the probe. Finally, swing the probe over the molten metal and we’re ready for start-up.

Power up and start the unit. Lower the probe into the hot molten metal. The LIBS analyzer automatically starts its warm-up sequence and data acquisition sequence.

Once the unit has been thermally stabilized in the molten metal, a few samples are taken to provide the analyzer with reference points for the bath concentration. The LIBS analyzer then automatically adjusts any difference in measurement to align with the current chemistry. The analyzer is ready to provide accurate continuous chemistry and level measurements.