Agilent 5800 ICP-OES Instrument
The Agilent 5800 ICP-OES is an ICP-OES Instrument designed for busy labs looking to reclaim wasted time. This smart ICP, with its ecosystem of embedded sensors, algorithms and diagnostics can identify problems before they happen, maximizing uptime and minimizing the number of samples you need to remeasure.
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The Agilent 5800 ICP-OES is an ICP-OES Instrument designed for busy labs looking to reclaim wasted time. This smart ICP, with its ecosystem of embedded sensors, algorithms and diagnostics can identify problems before they happen, maximizing uptime and minimizing the number of samples you need to remeasure.
No other inductively coupled plasma - optical emission spectrometer (ICP-OES) can give you this level of insight into both your samples and instrument health, so let the 5800 ICP-OES, with the powerful ICP Expert software, help you to get the right result, first time, every time.
Features:
- Learn more about your samples using Agilent's unique IntelliQuant feature. Capturing data from the entire wavelength range, IntelliQuant identifies spectral interferences and provides recommendations to ensure you get the right answers every time.
- Track your instrument health the smart way reducing downtime and maintenance costs with sensors and counters that guide the user when maintenance is needed
- Prevent wasted time and the cost of troubleshooting with the Neb Alert feature that continuously monitors the nebulizer, alerting you when the nebulizer needs cleaning or is leaking
- ICP Expert includes data analytics and smart algorithms that help take the guesswork out of method development and automate troubleshooting, including Fitted Background Correction (FBC), Fast Automated Curve-fitting Technique (FACT), Inter Element Correction (IEC), and IntelliQuant
- Reduce cleaning downtime and ensure fewer replacement torches with the vertically oriented torch design
- As the smallest ICP-OES instrument available, the 5800 not only saves valuable bench space, but reduces costs of ownership as well. The optical layout is compact, so is quick to purge, reducing the wait time before samples can be measured.
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Agilent automation for ICP workflows
Agilent Technologies offers a completely integrated ICP workflow automation system – comprising hardware, software, and support – designed to free up analysts for more productive pursuits. Agilent's simple and reliable single-vendor solution integrates automated calibration, dilution, analysis, and reporting to lower cost-per-sample and turnaround time while improving the quality of results. Explore the features of Agilent's ICP workflow automation system, comprising the ADS 2 Autodilutor, Advanced Valve System, and SPS 4 Autosampler, fully integrated with the ICP-OES and ICP-MS instruments. Learn how the system can increase productivity and improve workflow efficiency in the lab.
Capabilities and operation of Agilent's Advanced Dilution System 2
To increase the efficiency of labs equipped with Agilent ICP-OES or ICP-MS instrumentation, Agilent Technologies has developed the Advanced Dilution System 2 (ADS 2) – a fully integrated inline autodilution system designed for routine, high-throughput applications. The ADS 2 can automatically dilute stock standards and samples up to 400 times, making it ideal for the auto-preparation of calibration standards and samples, or dilution of over-range samples. Explore the features, applications, and benefits of AGS 2 that are helping to automate calibration and sample dilution for ICP-OES and ICP-MS technologies.
A practical guide to elemental analysis of lithium-ion battery materials using ICP-OES
In this application note, Agilent Technologies gives an overview of the regulations and standards for batteries and battery materials and the typical elemental analysis testing for each stage of the battery lifecycle.
The lithium battery industry requires the analysis of the elemental composition of materials along the value chain:
- Lithium and other minerals extraction: identification and quantification of elements in ores and brines, and of metal and magnetic impurities in the refining process
- Lithium battery research and development: studying the interactions between components, studying the impact of different elements used in batteries to improve battery safety, performance, cycle life, power density, and energy density, measuring elements in decomposition products
- Lithium battery manufacturing quality control: measuring impurities in anode, cathode and electrolyte materials, controlling any restricted elements such as lead, mercury, and chromium
- Manufacturing environmental monitoring: ensuring factory discharges comply with regulated limits
- Lithium battery recycling and resource recovery of valuable metal elements (Ni, Co, Mn, Li, etc.)
Overcoming high matrix sample analysis challenges by optimizing ICP methods
May 7, 2025 at 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST / 11:00 EDT / 08:00 PDT
Performing trace and ultra-trace elemental analysis is important to meet regulations in various industries including environmental and food testing. However, often the presence of high total dissolved solids (TDS) in samples introduces challenges in spectroscopy analysis such as spectral interferences, nebulizer blockages, and the need for frequent dilutions. These issues can result in sample re-runs and increased instrument maintenance.
Discover an innovative solution that prioritizes both the hardware and software of Inductively Coupled Plasma-Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES) and Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) instruments, that can help analysts generate high-quality data easier and more quickly with less user intervention.
Join Dr. Raimund Wahlen, Product Specialist at Agilent Technologies, and Dr. Pierre Burckel, Application Engineer in Atomic Spectroscopy, at Agilent Technologies as they introduce the IntelliQuant feature on Agilent ICP platforms. Learn how this semiquantitative analysis tool can quickly provide a full picture of the entire sample composition for method development and thereby guide the analyst in deciding which wavelengths, or isotopes, are the best options for target analytes or internal standard elements. Different high TDS nebulizers are compared and evaluated in terms of their sensitivity, precision, tolerance to total dissolved solids, particle size handling, and maintenance requirements. Finally, automated hardware features to address high levels of dissolved solids in solutions will be discussed.
Key learning objectives:
- Discover strategies for dealing with high TDS content in samples
- Find out how to select the best sample introduction components for different sample types
- Learn how to identify and address spectral interferences in unknown samples
- Understand how automation can address dilution of high matrix samples and improve sample throughput
Who should attend?
- Lab managers, QC lab technicians, researchers and analysts working in contract testing labs, food testing, environmental testing, public health and public analyst labs.
Certificate of attendance
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Solutions for common metals lab stresses
Agilent’s automated sample dilution systems can solve a range of common problems in a metals analysis lab. Discover how the use of an autosampler means analyses can be performed 24/7, how a switching valve doubles sample throughput, and how the autodilutor automates sample dilutions and standard preparation. Explore how these components work seamlessly together, reducing pressure on laboratories with a single-vendor solution that enables the automation of ICP-OES and ICP-MS analyses.
Introducing
Explore Agilent’s new Advanced Dilution System 2 (ADS 2) autodilutor, which creates an intelligent, all-Agilent automation system for ICP-OES and ICP-MS analyses. Discover how you can simplify your laboratory workflow by automating several laborious and error-prone tasks, such as preparing calibration standards, diluting samples before analysis, and preparing reactive dilutions for over-range samples and QC solution failures.
