A common regret in setting up a lab: you get all the key analytical instruments like DSC, TGA, FTIR, and GPC in place, only to realize you're missing a microwave digestion system for sample prep, an ultrapure water system for your liquid chromatography, and a muffle furnace for ash content determination. These 'supporting' devices may not be expensive individually, but missing even one can jam the whole testing workflow. 

Pre-treatment equipment should be planned alongside the main analytical instruments. A microwave digestion system is a standard prep tool for elemental analysis (ICP-OES/MS, AAS), converting solid samples into solution—essential for detecting heavy metals in polymer materials or analyzing filler components. An ultrapure water system provides 18.2 MΩ·cm water for liquid chromatography, ion chromatography, and solution prep, and poor water quality directly affects chromatographic baseline stability and trace analysis detection limits. 

A thermostatic drying oven is used for sample drying and moisture determination, a muffle furnace (box-type resistance furnace) for ash and residue analysis (like GB/T 9345 standards), and an ultrasonic cleaner for cleaning chromatography vials and labware—getting these 'basic' devices right is key for the lab to run smoothly. 

Dehuisci (www.dehuisci.com) offers complete lab solutions, not just individual equipment sales. From pre-treatment and analytical instruments to environmental systems and data management—their 13 years of experience helps you get everything in one go. Phone: 0512-67071902.