Excellent Perspectives for the Laboratory

Chromatography

Excellent Perspectives for the Laboratory

09 Apr, 2008

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The DR 3800 sc VIS spectrophotometer delivers previously undreamed of levels of operator convenience and flexibility, and brings process data into the laboratory for the first time ever. Hach Lange has set new standards in made-to-measure technology and future-oriented photometer
development. With the new LINK2SC® software, the DR 3800 sc can rapidly compare process and laboratory measured values. The advantage: cost savings through greater plant transparency.
Further highlights include applied quality assurance, certified traceable test filters ensure precise measured values, whatever the application, through menu-guided instrument monitoring. Optionally switchable working procedures facilitate error-free measurement.
The high-resolution, backlit touchscreen (TFT) supports optimal user dialogue. For example, coloured characters indicate where the measured value is located within the measuring range. Moreover, all data transfers take place via USB, including the exchange of plant-internal methods.
The working memory has space for 230 preprogrammed and 50 freely definable methods, 1,000 measured values, 20 wavelength scans and 20 time scans. The variable cuvette sizes make wide measuring ranges available – from trace analysis to the high concentrations in electroplating baths.

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