What are the main advantages of the AML518 Fully Automatic Microplastics Analyzer compared with imported equipment?
Most imported microplastics analyzers are “general-purpose” instruments rather than equipment specifically developed and designed for microplastics detection. Most of them also remain at the manual or semi-automatic stage. The AML518 is fully automatic and can operate 24 hours without manual supervision. From sample pretreatment to report generation, it provides one-stop intelligent operation, standardizes the testing process, visualizes report results, and significantly reduces human error.
How many samples can the AML518 Fully Automatic Microplastics Analyzer test in one day?
With traditional manual and semi-automatic microplastics analyzers, testing a single sample takes 3–4 hours, allowing one person to test a maximum of 2–3 samples per day. The AML518 Fully Automatic Microplastics Analyzer can accommodate multiple glass slides at one time and supports rolling injection of 100 samples. A batch of samples that would originally require a team several days to complete can be quickly processed by a single AML518 instrument.
Does the AML518 require highly skilled operators?
The operating systems of imported equipment are entirely in English, requiring operators to have at least a CET-6 level of English proficiency. Only highly educated research personnel, such as graduate and doctoral students, can operate the equipment independently. The AML518 enables fully automatic operation without requiring continuous manual supervision, significantly lowering the operational threshold.
What data is included in the AML518 report?
The report automatically outputs comprehensive data, including morphology, particle size distribution, abundance, and other dimensions. It accurately records the coordinates, morphology, particle size, and other key information of every microplastic particle, establishing a complete sample record. Manual counting and statistical analysis are not required, significantly reducing human error.
Which customers are suitable for the AML518 Fully Automatic Microplastics Analyzer?
The AML518 Fully Automatic Microplastics Analyzer is suitable for university research teams, environmental monitoring organizations, third-party testing institutions, and other users conducting microplastics source analysis and batch sample testing in water and soil. It is especially suitable for research and testing organizations that want to improve testing efficiency, reduce labor costs, and minimize human error.
Core Advantages of the AML518 Fully Automatic Microplastics Analyzer: Fully Automatic Operation, No Manual Supervision Required 24 Hours a Day
The core advantage of the AML518 Fully Automatic Microplastics Analyzer is its fully automatic operation, with no manual supervision required 24 hours a day. The equipment provides one-stop intelligent operation from sample pretreatment to report generation. Through an automated microscope, it performs automatic focusing and sample partition imaging, accurately recording the coordinates, morphology, particle size, and other key information of every microplastic particle to establish a complete sample record.
Multiple glass slides can be loaded at one time, with 100 samples fed continuously. Batch sample testing that originally required a team several days to complete can now be completed quickly by a single instrument, effectively solving the problems of low efficiency and long testing cycles in scientific research and testing.
In addition, the AML518 standardizes the testing process and visualizes report results. The report automatically generates comprehensive data, including morphology, particle size distribution, abundance, and other key information. No manual counting or statistical analysis is required, significantly reducing human error and overcoming the application limitations of traditional testing technologies.
