Metrohm’s 862 Compact Titrosampler wins 2009 Silver IBO Design Award

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Metrohm’s 862 Compact Titrosampler wins 2009 Silver IBO Design Award

11 Jan, 2010

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Metrohm is proud to announce that the 862 Compact Titrosampler has been awarded the 2009 Silver Design Award by Instrument Business Outlook (IBO), a Los Angeles-based periodical dedicated to providing strategic information for the analytical and life science instrument industry.

“The design of the 862’s base sets it apart from other automated titration systems,” IBO states, and continues “Building a titrator into the autosampler allowed for a compact footprint while leaving it accessible and open.”

The 862 Compact Titrosampler accommodates 12 sample beakers and allows various determinations to be carried out fully automatically, including cleaning and conditioning the electrode between the determinations. The system features a large display, which allows the status of sample series to be followed via live titration curve. Sample series can be interrupted at any time to determine samples with higher priority. The 862 Compact Titrosampler can be operated by mouse click; various dialogue options are available to adapt the instrument to the particular user.

The IBO Design Award is a strong confirmation of Metrohm’s leading position in the market and their ability to combine cutting-edge technology with outstanding design.

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