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Single channel instruments
Gill AC
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The Gill AC is our most
popular instrument. This single channel instrument is an
automated Potentiostat, Galvanostat and Zero Resistance
Ammeter with integral Frequency Response Analyser and Sweep Generator in one neat enclosure.
Allowing electrochemistry techniques such as EIS, LPR
and current and voltage noise. The versatility of this
instrument is then demonstrated with a number of options offering high power, low
current and high speed sweep versions to name a few,
allowing you to easily customise your instrument to meet
the needs of your application.
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Sequential multiple channel instruments
Gill 8 / Gill 12
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A cheaper method of increasing the
number of channels is to add additional sequential
channels. The software enables the operator to treat
these sequential channels as independent and manages the
channels in a time efficient manner.
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Weld Tester
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Welds pose a particular
problem. Each weld is a complex galvanic couple made up
of parent metal (e.g. a pipeline) a weld metal and an
area of heat affected metal. This instrument is a Gill 8
or 12 built to accommodate the extra four working
electrodes per cell. Once the cell is connected the full
range of DC and AC tests are used to determine the
susceptibility of each component to corrosion.
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Simultaneous multiple channel instruments
The
Musketeer Range
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Our new range of simultaneous
multiple instruments are our most versatile to date.
Each channel can work simultaneously as individual Gill
ACs or together (hence our catchphrase for this range
'All for one and one for all') to become
bi-potentiostats, generate high speed sweeps or even a
high spec weld tester depending on which option you
choose. The Bi-Stat option can be contained in either a
single GillAC unit or be rack mountable. Multiple
systems with more than two channels are available within
racks of four, eight or twelve which are of course
expandable in the future.
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The Gill AC rack, the basis for our multiple
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Pot 16
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The
Pot 16
has 16 potentiostats built in, each at a fixed range i.e.
not changed through the software. This allows very long
tests of electrodes under potentiostatic control to be
performed in complete certainty that the set potential will
not be changed. The current flowing is recorded with time.
Ideal for the study of Cathodic disbonding. |
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