New Prodigy Plus High Dispersion ICP Spectrometer

Teledyne Leeman Labs introduces the Prodigy Plus High Dispersion ICP Spectrometer to its current family of ICP-OES instruments. Leeman Labs has been a pioneer in the ICP spectrometry industry and was the first to use an Echelle spectrometer for ICP-OES. The Prodigy Plus builds upon this experience while incorporating new state-of-the art technology.

ICP-OES instruments are used in laboratories around the world for the determination of trace metals. These laboratories ranging from environmental science, oil and gas, food, agriculture, earth sciences, clinical chemistry, and industrial materials rely on Leeman Labs for their exceptional accuracy, reliability, and durability.

"The Prodigy Plus brings the latest in solid-state detector technology and adds to with Leeman Labs’ advanced high dispersion Echelle spectrometer to provide a very powerful ICP," said Manny Almeida, ICP Product Line Manager for Teledyne Leeman Labs. "This instrument provides all the capability you will ever need in an ICP.”

Not only does the Prodigy Plus provide superb resolution, stability and detection limits for reliable results, it also provides a wide variety of optional features that are guaranteed to enhance the capabilities of our inorganic analysis lab.

The following are just some of the benefits the Prodigy Plus ICP-OES provides:

• Large Format, CMOS based, Advanced Solid State Array Detector
• Full wavelength coverage from 165 – 1100 nm (135 – 1100 nm with Halogen Option)
• 800 mm focal length, low stray light optics
• Full Frame Imaging captures entire ICP spectrum at once
• Available in Radial, Axial and Dual View configurations
• Application specific sample introduction systems
• Built-in scheduled maintenance monitor
• Twist-n-Lock Sample Introduction

Prodigy Plus is the ideal solution for applications requiring the measurement of trace metals – it delivers results.

About Teledyne Leeman Labs

Teledyne Leeman Labs is a manufacturer of high performance analytical instruments for low to trace level measurement of inorganic components. Instruments include inductively coupled plasma (ICPOES) and DC Arc spectrometers as well as analyzers for the measurement of mercury via cold vapor atomic absorption or fluorescence. 

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