Multi-Mode Electrode pro – the Proven Electrode for Polarography now even Better

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Multi-Mode Electrode pro – the Proven Electrode for Polarography now even Better

30 Aug, 2012

Published over 14 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Laboratory products.

Ever since it was first introduced, the Multi-Mode Electrode (MME) has been the most reliable electrode for polarography. Now its successor, the Multi-Mode Electrode pro, is available. While providing the same reliability and performance, it is even more user-friendly and robust than its predecessor. These are the new features in detail:

  • Min-Max markings show at a single glance if there’s still enough ‘fuel’ in the electrode.
  • On each side of the electrode there is just one connection for the nitrogen supply. Lines wrongly connected by mistake are a thing of the past.
  • No metal threads are used on the new MME pro. Corrosion simply cannot occur even under extreme working conditions.
  • The retaining screw for fixing the capillary is tightened with the help of a wrench until the wrench slips (operating principle of a torque wrench). Thus, the user knows exactly when the capillary is sits correctly – neither too loose nor too tight.
  • Each MME pro has its own individual serial number.
  • New electrode holder – secure in any position, whether for refilling of the mercury or for replacing of the capillary and needle.

The new Multi-Mode Electrode pro can be used in all current Metrohm VA instruments (797 VA Computrace and 663 VA Stand) and in most of the earlier models.

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