
LIBS 3000 Online Laser-Induced Degradation Spectrometer

Utilizing Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) technology, it combines the detection probe and control cabinet into a single unit. Built-in functions include automatic detection distance control, dust and smoke protection, automatic temperature regulation, and one-touch local/remote operation. It can perform non-contact, non-destructive rapid composition analysis on various solid and powder samples. With features such as fast analysis speed, high accuracy, excellent repeatability, and ppm-level detection sensitivity, it has become a powerful tool in industries such as metals and minerals to improve product quality, optimize production processes, and promote industrial automation.
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Features


Coal quality analysis

Metal Materials

Geological survey

Steel Melting
Technical Parameters
| Principle | Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) |
| Detectable samples | Solid, melt |
| Detectable Elements | Elements with a concentration greater than 0.01% (related to test conditions) |
| Detectable distance | 0.2m~1m |
| Laser wavelength | 1064nm |
| Laser safety level | Class 4 |
| Memory card | 32G |
| Quantitative accuracy | Relative error <10% (depends on testing conditions) |
| Operation method | Local control, remote control |
| Industrial probe size | 600mm x 290mm x 200mm |
| Industrial probe weight | 27kg |
| Industrial Power Supply | AC220V±10%,200W |
| Working temperature | Standard Temperature 0~40℃, Recommended Temperature 5~35℃ |
| Maintenance | Optical component cleaning |
Advantages
Millisecond-Level Detection
LIBS technology utilizes laser pulses to excite samples and generate plasma, with spectral signals rapidly captured and analyzed. A single detection cycle is typically completed within 1 millisecond, making it ideal for real-time monitoring requirements in large-scale industrial production.
