Automated Environmental Titration and Multi-Parameter Analysers  
The new MANTECH MT series AM400 autosamplers save space and lower the cost per sample.

Laboratory products

Automated Environmental Titration and Multi-Parameter Analysers  

04 Apr, 2022

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Space-saving, cost effective analysers for precise results

The new MANTECH MT series AM400 autosamplers from QCL save space and lower the cost per sample. The analysers can be configured as a simple pH system or with up to eight parameters. Systems are tailored with off-the-shelf modules to meet requirements for sample volume, parameters and sample size.

Fully automated system for up to 720 samples in a single batch

The MANTECH MT series autosamplers are optimised for water, soil, food and beverage analysis and each system is fully automated for up to 720 samples in a single batch. Advanced features include Titrasip™ automated pipetting allowing two or more titration methods from a single sample cup, and IntelliRinse™ to prevent cross contamination between samples.

Easy-to-use software for data management and control

The systems are controlled by MANTECH Pro lab automation software. Easy-to-use it includes a variety of features to improve database sharing and management, automation of controls and alerts, hardware and software communication, shortcut customisations and more.

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