Automation Made Affordable – the 869 Compact Sample Changer

Chromatography

Automation Made Affordable – the 869 Compact Sample Changer

11 Dec, 2008

Published over 17 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Chromatography.

Time is money – this applies particularly to laboratories in the food industry. To save on both, automation of standard applications with
the 869 Compact Sample Changer is the way to go.

One such standard application is the determination of the total acidity. It is applied to control the quality of dairy products, cereals, fruit juices and many other foods. For most professional users,
manual titration is not really an option since it is rather cumbersome and time consuming – especially if several charges need to be analysed. However, high costs have hitherto deterred many from automation.

Introduction of the 869 Compact Sample Changer has made this argument obsolete. Selling at a remarkably low price, the 869 Compact Sample Changer enables users to perform multiple determinations comfortably
and without having to carry out numerous preliminary steps. Twelve positions are available for carrying out different titrations fully automatically and for rinsing or conditioning the electrode between determinations.

Operation is perfectly simple with three different method templates that serve to set up and store application-specific methods. Via the USB connection, the method can be printed out or saved electronically.
Further advantages of the 869 include a large live display informs the user about the status of the sample series and allows the series to be interrupted for the determination of urgent samples. The 869 Compact
Sample Changer needs only the bench space of a typical analytical balance, thus saving valuable lab space.

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