Radom Corporation developed the solution for instrumentation on location with Microwave Indicatively Coupled Atmospheric Plasma – Optical Emission Spectrometer with 1000 W power (MICAP-OES 1000).

This innovated nitrogen-based plasma atomic spectroscopy instrument replaces the traditional argon generated plasma technology. MICAP-OES 1000 uses highly efficient Cerawave technology that replaces the water-cooled load coil found in commercially available ICP-OES instruments today and does not require air or water cooling. MICAP operates on 208-240 V power from regular outlets and industrial grade nitrogen (99.99%) that is much cheaper than argon. Nitrogen can be produced locally with a nitrogen generator which eliminates the problem of ongoing sourcing of gases. It eliminates the need for combustible gases in remote locations.