IFA-P High-Pressure IR Cell

Product overview

The IFA-P is the pressure-rated configuration described in the SSI catalog for an H-type infrared measurement arrangement. It combines a titanium housing, PTFE chambers and a separate sapphire observation window. The catalog requires a matched optical path. Confirm the pressure rating for the complete proposed assembly, including windows, seals and electrode feedthroughs, at the intended temperature and electrolyte conditions.

Specifications & ordering details

Use these parameters to define your requirement. The quotation confirms the exact supplied specification.

Material / system	Titanium housing; PTFE chambers; silicon IR window
Catalog model	IFA-P
Housing	High-purity titanium
Chamber material	PTFE
Chamber volumes	20 mL + 20 mL
Catalog maximum working pressure	6 MPa; confirm complete supplied configuration
IR window	Monocrystalline silicon
Observation window	Pressure-resistant sapphire
Instrument and matched optical path	Specify with your requirement.
Operating pressure, temperature and electrolyte	Specify with your requirement.
Windows, seals and included electrodes	Specify with your requirement.

Research applications

Pressurized infrared electrochemistry
H-type spectroelectrochemical studies
Windowed reaction-cell research

Before you order

Provide operating pressure, temperature and electrolyte.
Confirm the matched optical path, seals and window ratings.
Specify the three-electrode assembly and required documentation.

Product documents

View the source catalog for this offering. Share your instrument model, configuration and application to request the relevant specification or material documentation.

View Electrochemistry, Flow & MEA Systems — page 11 ↗Download PDF

Selection questions

How do I check the instrument interface?

Share the instrument make and model, sample geometry, optical or beam path, mounting arrangement and drawings. The cell and instrument interfaces must be reviewed together.

Which experimental conditions are needed?

Specify temperature, pressure, atmosphere or electrolyte, and electrical connections. Confirm sample access, windows, fittings and accessories for the selected method.