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Shimadzu AAS Instrument Returned to Service Following Maintenance and User Training

  • , Thursday
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The Shimadzu Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS) at the Central Research Laboratory has been successfully returned to service following comprehensive maintenance and repair carried out by ANT Teknik.

After the completion of the maintenance and repair procedures, the instrument successfully passed all performance tests and was restored to full operational status for analytical services. In addition, specialists from ANT Teknik provided comprehensive hands-on training to laboratory personnel covering the operating principles of the instrument, safe operation, analytical methods, routine maintenance procedures, and basic troubleshooting.

The Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS) is an advanced analytical instrument used for the accurate and sensitive determination of metals and trace elements in liquid samples. It is widely employed in environmental, food, agricultural, geological, biological, chemical, materials science, and health-related research. The instrument enables reliable elemental analysis of a wide range of samples, including water, soil, plants, food products, and various industrial materials.

The successful completion of the maintenance and repair activities and the subsequent reactivation of the instrument will enhance the laboratory`s analytical capabilities by ensuring uninterrupted, accurate, and reliable elemental analysis services for researchers. This development further strengthens the infrastructure and service capacity of the Central Research Laboratory.

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