Graphite Tubes

Graphite tubes are components used to analyze trace elements in small sample volumes. These tubes act as tiny furnaces that heat the sample to very high temperatures, causing the atoms to vaporize. The vaporized atoms then absorb light at specific wavelengths, allowing precise measurement of element concentrations. Graphite tubes are made of high-purity graphite and can withstand extreme temperatures. They are ideal for detecting metals at very low concentrations with high sensitivity.