Edmund B�hler HDK 2.4/SO X-Ray High-Temp Chamber

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Edmund Buhler GmbH HDK 2.4/SO High-Temperature X-Ray Diffraction Chamber

Unit Says:
HDK 2.4/SO
Vol.: 0,85 ltr.
Pmax.: 0,2 bar.
Baujahr: 1993 (I believe this is date of manufacture)
Ger. Nr.: 2442 005 (I believe this is the serial number or ordering number)
Made in Germany

Approximate Dimensions:
Bottom Diameter of Chamber (Right before swivel mount) : 6 7/32"
Height of Chamber (with out swivel): 11 1/5"
Maximum Height (with swivel): 15 1/5"
Largest Flange Size (The Ports on the Side):
O.D.: 2 3/16"
I.D.: 15/16"
Smallest Flange Size (The Ports on the Side):
O.D.: 1 9/16"
I.D.: 15/16"

Description:
Temperatures up to 1800�C and 2400�C respectively in well-defined atmospheres or in high vacuum. High temperature, stainless steel furnace. Radiation shields and an additional sample surrounding heater in the HDK 2.4 enable achievement of these extreme temperatures and mantain low temperature gradients at the sample. Beryllium window for low intesity loss of the penetrating x-rays. Options: rotating sample holder for operation up to 1600�C by means of a surrounding heater (May not have this option).
Manufacturer faxed us this:
High-Temperature X-Ray Diffraction Chamber HDK 2.4/SO for oxidative operation. With PtRh sample surrounding heater, without spare sample carriers.
Maximum Temperature: 1600 Degrees C
Radiation Shields: Ni (according to descriptive literature)
Order No.: 2442 000 (Our order number ends in a 005 so we believe this unit may vary)

Manufacturer sent us a brochure that says:
# Temperatures up to 1800 degrees C and 2400 degrees C respectively in well-defined atmosphers up to 2 bar or in high vacuum.

# The latest design in high temperature, stainless steel furnace. Radiation shields and an additional sample surrounding heater in the HDK 2.4 enable achievement of these extreme temperatures and maintain low temperature gradients at the sample.

# Beryllium window for low intensity loss of penetrating x-rays.

# Options: rotating sample holder for operation up to 1600 degrees C by means of a surrounding heater