In the ever-evolving world of scientific instrumentation, the demand for high-performance materials that can withstand extreme conditions while maintaining precision is paramount. Polyether ether ketone, commonly known as PEEK, has emerged as a material of choice for precision components due to its exceptional mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties. This article delves into the latest advancements in PEEK material precision component machining and its impact on the scientific instrument industry.

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As a high-precision analysis tool, the performance and stability of a mass spectrometer are largely dependent on the quality and design of internal components

In the highly specialized realm of mass spectrometry, technological advancements continue to reshape the landscape. Mass spectrometry, a powerful analytical technique, has become indispensable in various fields, from pharmaceuticals and environmental monitoring to food safety and clinical diagnostics.

In the field of scientific instruments, mass spectrometer, as an important analytical tool, has long been monopolized by foreign brands. However, with the continuous enhancement of China's scientific and technological strength, the voice of domestic substitution is rising. On August 1, 2024, on this special day, looking back on the process of domestic replacement of mass spectrometers, we have seen the hardships and achievements from project approval to technological breakthroughs in core components, especially the outstanding contribution made by Sanboyi in the parts and components of quadrupole mass analyzers.