Agilent 710 Series ICP-OES Specifications

Agilent 710 Series ICP-OES spectrometers are manufactured according to a quality management system certified to ISO 9001. The 710 and 715 ICP-OES systems are compact, bench-mounted simultaneous Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometers (ICP-OES) with full PC control and compatible accessories. They feature an innovative megapixel CCD detector designed specifically for ICP-OES and provide complete wavelength coverage from 177–785 nm. Agilent ICP-OES systems are available in either axially (710) or radially (715) viewed configurations and include a free-running, air-cooled 40 MHz RF generator, purged echelle polychromator, and full PC control of plasma viewing position and plasma gas flows. The fully web-integrated ICP Expert II software uses Agilent’s worksheet concept for ease of use, rapid operator training, and commonality with Agilent Atomic Absorption products.


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Brand
Agilent
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
103 KB
Published
04 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

The Agilent 710 and 715 Series ICP-OES systems are compact, bench-mounted simultaneous Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometers designed for accurate, robust, and reliable analysis. They feature an innovative megapixel CCD detector and full PC control via ICP Expert II software, offering complete wavelength coverage from 177-785 nm. The systems are available in axially viewed (710) or radially viewed (715) configurations to suit specific application needs, such as high sensitivity analyses or difficult matrices like oils and organic solvents.

What's inside

  • Design overview
  • Instrument hardware
  • Sample introduction
  • Gas control
  • RF generator
  • Optical system
  • Instrument software
  • Analytical performance
  • Accessories
  • Installation requirements

Specifications

Wavelength coverage177-785 nm
Detector typeMegapixel CCD
RF generator frequency40 MHz
Power output range700-1500 W
Warm-up time<10 mins
Stray light limit<2.0 mg/L
Signal stability<1% RSD over 8 hours
Resolution (FWHM) for As<9 pm

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the 710 and 715 models?

The 710 is an axially viewed system ideal for high sensitivity, while the 715 is a radially viewed system ideal for difficult applications like oils and organic solvents.

What is the warm-up time from standby mode?

The warm-up time from standby mode is less than 10 minutes from plasma ignition.

What is the typical signal stability over 8 hours?

The system is typically stable to less than 1% RSD over 8 hours without internal standardization or drift correction.

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