ABB analyzer
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Last edited by zyzs on 2014-8-10 20:41: Comparison of the use of ABB analyzers, Siemens analyzers, and analyzers from other manufacturers in coal chemical industry
This topic is too broad. The application of analyzers and comparisons of such items are generally discussed within companies or explained when introducing products to users, especially by different instrument manufacturers during sales training or product training sessions. In my experience, companies with poor product quality are the ones that claim that other manufacturers’ products are the worst; companies with average product quality boast that their own products are the best in the world; while companies with high-quality products recognize the strengths of other products as well as the shortcomings of their own. The companies mentioned above are not necessarily related to their size. Every tool has its weaknesses and strengths; there’s no need to discuss such comparisons.
The topic is indeed too broad. There are many types of analyzers and manufacturers. Each analyzer has its own characteristics, making it difficult to make comparisons. The instrument with the highest usage volume is not necessarily the one with the best performance. It can be explored in more detail.
It is possible to list the different types of products separately, such as chromatography, infrared spectroscopy, etc. However, this approach covers too broad a range, leaving people unsure about from which perspective to approach the topic.
This post was last edited by Wang Tianze on 2014-9-28 at 17:47. ABB’s chromatographs are still quite good, as are their water quality analyzers; there isn’t much difference in quality between imported brands. It’s just that the industries involved are different