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    Our ground-breaking thermal ionization mass spectrometers (TIMS) trace their heritage back to 1973

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    Its intuitive design helps optimise specific applications and increase throughout

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    Noble gas isotope ratios measured with high precision and accuracy using our NGX multi-collector noble gas MS

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The Phoenix TIMS combines our proven source design and optics with newly developed detector technologies to produce the highest precision data. The Phoenix is completely customisable to suit the needs of your lab now and future-proofing your lab for new applications. 

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Latest from our blog

  • Isotopes 101

    Isotopes 101

    When we talk about our instrumentation, it’s with the goal of measuring various isotopes… but not all isotopes are created (or destroyed) equally! This is a summary of isotopes in terms of longevity, abundance, and elemental behavior. When people think of isotopes they often think of nuclear plants… but what makes certain isotopes useful for…

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  • Do all mass spectrometers go to heaven: What does it take to recycle an Isotope Ratio MS?

    Do all mass spectrometers go to heaven: What does it take to recycle an Isotope Ratio MS?

    This may be upsetting to some of our readers, but the reality is no mass spectrometer can produce data forever (*sobbing into lab coat*). While this can be difficult to accept, rest assured that it’s not over for your geochemically enthusiastic instrument… in fact it’s just the beginning! Here we explore exactly what parts of…

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  • Isotope Ratio MS – Do Looks Matter?

    Isotope Ratio MS – Do Looks Matter?

    I sometimes attend product development meetings at Isotopx. The subject of instrument design, by which I mean the “aesthetic values” of our products are quite often a subject of discussion. If you know your historic isotope ratio instruments, you’ll know that until relatively recently they been a triumph of function over form, with sometimes an…

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  • Why are some mass spectrometers Dual Use?

    Why are some mass spectrometers Dual Use?

    If you work in the Earth sciences, as many of our users do, then you probably don’t come across the term “Dual Use” very often, if at all. Yet for the vendors that supply this community, it is a very significant term and has a large effect on where we supply our instruments to. I…

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  • ATONA Technology – would it work on other instruments?

    ATONA Technology – would it work on other instruments?

    If you have been following my blogs or have taken an interest in detector technologies, then you probably know about ATONA technology already. If you’re not familiar, then for a short overview try here. In brief, ATONA is a Faraday amplifier system that avoids many of the major disadvantages of traditional resistor-based amplifier systems, in…

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  • Goldschmidt 2024 | Isotopx to Attend in Chicago

    18-23 August 2024 The Hilton Chicago, Chicago, IL We are pleased to announce that Isotopx will be attending the Goldschmidt 2024 meeting from August 18th to 23rd in Chicago, IL The Goldschmidt Conference® is the premiere international meeting on geochemistry. It is owned jointly by the Geochemical Society and the European Association of Geochemistry. If you’re…

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  • Video introduction to ATONA technology

    We publish a new video that gives a high-level introduction to one of our key technologies – ATONA Our key Faraday technologies, ATONA and Zeptona, are described in a new video. This short “explainer” video is designed to give someone unfamiliar with these technologies an introduction to why they are so different from more traditional…

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