Fusion Start-Up
The physical installation of Claisse fusion instruments is quick and easy. However, starting up the fusion applications and validating the method will be greatly accelerated with the help of an on-site Claisse fusion specialist.
Claisse always recommends buying "Fusion Start-Up" with new equipment, especially for new users. This three-day training program is available on-site in your laboratory regardless of location. First, our chemist or our local fusion specialist agent helps your lab technicians install and operate the instrument. A wealth of important information and helpful tips are provided in order to establish a solid base of knowledge about fusion and instrument maintenance. Finally, fusions of your samples are prepared. In addition, method development and troubleshooting are also available with "Fusion Start-Up". For more information please call Luc Bérubé at (418) 656-6453.
"Fusion Start-Up" Advantages
- Ensure a quick and efficient start for your new fusion installations
- Optimize the use of fusion in your laboratory
- Train your chemists and technicians
- Decrease downtime of fusion operations and guarantee trouble-free performance
- Increase the longevity of your instrument
- Increase the longevity of your platinumware
The "Fusion Start-Up" Program
- Instrument installation
- How to use your instrument
- Select programs
- Programmable parameters on the instrument
- Operating mode of the instrument (automatic and manual)
- Develop or improve a fusion program
- Load the crucibles and molds
- PC software features and use
- Instruction manual overview
- Basic maintenance of your instrument
- Weighing
- Influence of weighing precision
- Manipulating Claisse granular flux with the V-shape spatula
- Mixing and layering
- Mold and crucible manipulation and maintenance
- Polishing
- Cleaning
- Manipulating
- Reshaping
- Fusion method demonstration and validation
- Complete demonstration and validation of fusion method with your samples
- Repeatability tests
- Troubleshooting of fusion methods (precision, cracking, crystallization and non-dissolved particles)
- Training presentation
- Basics of fusion for oxides
- Fusion of semi or non-oxidized samples
- Emphasis on platinumware care and maintenance
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