Data can be collected from up to 32 separate sensor inputs; ensuring complete information is gathered from experiments. A number of custom attachments are available for the XCS, which permit sample manipulation while maintaining atmospheric control and uninterrupted measurement.
Alternatively, the XCS can be coupled with existing systems (e.g. XRD, NMR, IR/Raman) to provide ultimate control of in-situ experimental conditions.
An optional integrated mass spectrometer extends the capabilities of the XCS, allowing continuous measurement of atmospheric composition and evolved gas analysis.
Hiden Isochema, based in Warrington, Cheshire, UK can tailor the XCS to many other applications. The standard base unit may be fitted with additions, such as loading ports, extra probes, manipulation tools, gloves and any custom requirements to ensure accessibility, control and functionality as required.
