Product Description
Microcontroller-Based Karl Fischer Titrator - Model: AquaCal50 measures the quantity of water in a sample. Because the presence of water may alter several properties of a product, such as reactivity, stability, and quality, KF titration is vital and employed in many sectors. The device offers simple instructions that will help you through the titration procedure. Microcontroller-Based Karl Fischer Titrator - Model: AquaCal50 employs cutting-edge microcontroller technology and superior engineering approaches to improve accuracy and repeatability. It employs a very sensitive motorized dispensing mechanism.
Precision and EfficiencyAquaCal50's microcontroller-based architecture offers exceptional accuracy (0.2%) in water content measurement. With variable speed control on the magnetic stirrer, programmable titration parameters, and automatic end-point detection, it ensures both speed and reliability in results-crucial for demanding industrial and laboratory environments.
Versatile Sample CompatibilityDesigned for diverse laboratory needs, the AquaCal50 accurately analyzes water content in liquids, powders, granules, oils, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and petro-products. The robust, chemical-resistant enclosure and user-friendly manual or burette sample entry accommodate a range of sample types and volumes.
User-Friendly Design and SafetyEquipped with a touch keypad, 4-line LCD display, splash-proof enclosure, print interface, and easy recall of the last method and results, the AquaCal50 prioritizes operator convenience. Fused power supply and overload protection ensure steadfast operation and safety in routine use.
FAQ's of Microcontroller Based Karl Fischer Titrator - Model : AquaCal50:
Q: How does the AquaCal50 Karl Fischer Titrator determine the water content in a sample?
A: The instrument utilizes the Karl Fischer titration method, which involves an electrochemical reaction to quantitatively determine water content in the sample. The microcontroller automates the titration process and detects the end-point both visually and audibly, ensuring accurate and reliable results.
Q: What types of samples can be analyzed with the AquaCal50?
A: The AquaCal50 is versatile and can be used to determine water content in liquids, powders, granules, oils, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and petro-products, making it well-suited for laboratories and industrial applications.
Q: When should user calibration be performed on the instrument?
A: User calibration should be conducted periodically using a standard water solution, especially before critical measurements or whenever accuracy verification is needed. This ensures ongoing compliance with ISO, ASTM, BIS, and pharmacopoeia standards.
Q: Where can results from the AquaCal50 be recorded or exported?
A: Test results and method details can be printed directly via the RS232 port for printer or PC connectivity, allowing for convenient documentation and data management in laboratory or quality control settings.
Q: What is the process for sample introduction into the titrator?
A: Samples can be introduced either manually using a syringe or directly through the 10 ml burette. The magnetic stirrer ensures thorough mixing, and the titration process is guided by programmable parameters and automatic detection.
Q: How does the AquaCal50 benefit laboratory users?
A: The AquaCal50 enhances laboratory productivity by offering fast, precise, and reproducible water content determinations, low reagent consumption, simple operation, and robust safety features, thereby streamlining routine analyses and reducing operational costs.