TIMS - Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry

Thermal Ionisation Mass Spectrometry (TIMS) uses temperature to thermally ionise a solid sample for isotopic analysis. This is achieved by passing a current through a conducting metal filament, on which the sample is on, to temperatures often exceeding 1000°C. Single or double heated filaments of varying materials can be used, dependent on the element to be isotopically analysed. 

• Achieves Ultimate Precision
• Fastest source access and no cross contamination of samples
• Zoom optics allow exact coincidence for multi-dynamic runs across the entire mass range