Zirconia oxygen analyzer - ZR800

The zirconia analyzers (also zirconia oxygen analyzers) of series 800 stand for high reproducability of the measuring values. The measuring range covers 0.1ppm …100% O². The analyzer is suitable to do measuring in the percent ranges as well as oxygen measurement. Zirconia analyzers utilise a measuring cell from ceramics, which does not  deplete.

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Oxygen analyzer characteristics

The Zirconia oxygen analyzers utilise ceramics sensors which compare the oxygen level of  the sample gas with the ambient air. Sensors of ceramics are non-depleting.

  • T90 : 5 sec
  • measuring deviations: max 2% of measuring value
  • Cell lifetime: >7 years on averabe

Oxygen analyzers of series ZR800 are available in 3 various types of housings. The housings can be individally configured with plugs, handles, etc.

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The following accessories and configuration options are available:

  • Alarm options (digital changeover contact)
  • Up to 3 free programmable analogue outputs (scitchable between 0…20mA, 4…20mA and 0…10V)
  • Integrated sample pump
  • Integrated rectified pump
  • External pump
  • filters (analysis filter, coalescence filter, pre-filter,…)
  • Absorber (activated carbon, hopkalite,…)
  • Measuring cell insensitive against hydrocarbon
  • Condensate traps
  • Flow alarm
  • Bypass for faster response times
  • Pressure regulator
  • Sample gas piping in stainless steel
  • Inert gas regulation (Nitrosave)
  • Autocalibration
  • Accessories for mounting and installation
  • 24V/DC version

Typical applicatins and benefits of the oxygen measuring device

Typical applications

  • Additive manufacturing
  • Aluminium industry
  • MAP packaging monitoring
  • Glass manufacturing
  • Inert glove boxes
  • Semiconductor industry
  • Bond furnaces
  • Inert gas regulation
  • Ceramics
  • Sinter and reflow ovens
  • Heat treatment
  • Welding plants

Benefits at one glance

  • Excellent reproduceability of the measuring values
  • T90 = 5 sec
  • No depleting sensors
  • Numerous configuation options
  • Solvent-resistant
  • Saving costs by inert gas regulation
  • Maintenance and calibration in Germany
  • Unaffected by vibration or position
  • Very good readability
  • User-friendly

Data sheet

Ceramic sensor

Different casings

Combinable with other instruments

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