Hiden Analytical showcases advanced gas analysis systems for electrochemical research at Pittcon 2025

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

Hiden Analytical showcases advanced gas analysis systems for electrochemical research at Pittcon 2025

23 Jan, 2025

Hiden Analytical, a leader in mass spectrometry and gas analysis technologies, will spotlight its cutting-edge solutions for electrochemical studies at this year’s Pittcon conference. Visit Hiden at Booth 612 to explore their innovative gas analysis systems, including the HPR-20 OEMS and HPR-40 DEMS, designed to advance research in electrochemistry.

HPR-20 OEMS: Real-time gas analysis for electrochemical applications

The HPR-20 OEMS for continuous analysis of gases and vapours evolved during electrochemical processes. Designed for seamless integration with electrochemical cells, it provides real-time, potential-dependent gas analysis, empowering researchers to gain deeper insights into reaction dynamics.

HPR-40 DEMS: In situ analysis of dissolved electrochemical species

The HPR-40 DEMS enables in situ, real-time analysis of gaseous and volatile electrochemical species. This system is available as a benchtop or mobile cart-mounted module and features two specialised DEMS cell inlets:

Cell Type A: Optimised for material and catalysis studies

Cell Type B: Configured for detailed analysis of electrochemical reactions

For further details on these solutions and their applications, visit Hiden at Pittcon Booth 612.

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