Gas Separation

Explore AMI gas separation analyzers and breakthrough testing systems for adsorption performance, mass transfer studies, PSA, TSA, competitive adsorption, and vapor or gas sorption applications. Compare systems built for accurate separation testing and method development.

BTSorb 100 Series

Breakthrough Curve and Mass Transfer Analyzer

● Performs breakthrough curve testing and multi-component competitive adsorption.

● Optional analysis of mass transfer performance, including diffusion coefficients via chromatography and ZLC methods.

● Supports PSA, TSA, and liquid-phase sorption experiments.

● Stable, constant-temperature system for reproducible results.

● Operates up to 100 bar for high-pressure gas separations.

● Optional configurations include vapor handling, integrated mass spectrometry, and sulfur-resistant corrosion protection.

Vapor Series

Volumetric Vapor Adsorption Analyzer

● Simultaneously perform vapor adsorption, specific surface area, and pore size distribution measurements.

● Independent high-vacuum analysis pathways for vapor, BET surface area, and micropore characterization.

● Analyze up to 2 samples at once (1 vapor, 1 micropore) with fully independent stations.

● Configurable with 1 or 2 analysis stations to meet varying lab needs.

● Includes cold trap, integrated constant-temperature valve box, and illuminated valve status indicators.

RuboSORP MPA Series

Automated High-Pressure Gas Sorption Analysis – Precise, Flexible, Scalable

● Fully automated system for characterizing gas sorption under high-pressure conditions.

● Wide pressure range: vacuum to 200 bar.

● Broad temperature control: –196°C (optional LN₂ cooling) to 500°C; custom configurations available.

● Configurable with 1, 2, or 3 independent analysis stations.

● Optional BET surface area analysis capability for added versatility.

● Up to 2 additional volume-configurable chambers for optimized kinetic measurements.

● Supports multiple test modes: PCT (Pressure–Composition–Temperature), dynamic adsorption, and both PCT/dynamic cycling tests.