High-temperature sampling probe for molten metal composition analysis in metallurgical processes
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Service Life | 50-100 cycles | |
| Response Time | < 8 seconds | |
| Sample Purity | ≥ 99.8% | |
| Connection Type | Quick-disconnect flange DIN 28403 | |
| Immersion Depth | 300-500 mm | |
| Sampling Volume | 15-25 ml | |
| Operating Temperature | 1200-1600°C |
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Regular inspection for ceramic tip erosion, replacement of consumable graphite components after 20-30 cycles, and calibration verification after every 10 samples. Complete rebuild recommended every 50 cycles.
Uses high-purity ceramic materials (99% Al₂O₃) that resist dissolution in molten metals, inert gas purging before sampling, and controlled vacuum extraction to minimize slag inclusion.
Yes, with material adjustments. Standard probes work for steel and iron. Special silicon carbide or boron nitride tips are required for aluminum or copper alloys to prevent chemical reactions.
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