Moisture Analysis in Less than 1 minute

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

Moisture Analysis in Less than 1 minute

28 Feb, 2014

Published over 12 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy.

In manufacturing and quality control applications, it is essential to measure moisture content in a blending process or a product simply, rapidly and reliably. How much time do you spend on moisture analysis? Wouldn’t it be good if you can get the results in less than 1 minute?

Metrohm NIRSystems is the answer. Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy has been utilised for over 30 years as a clean and non-destructive technique to analyse moisture content in materials - from pharmaceuticals, chemicals, polymers to petrochemicals.

Why use Metrohm NIRSystems? It is a fast, non-destructive and multi-constituent method. That’s right! Multiple parameters can be analysed simultaneously in one sample. It requires no sample preparation. It requires no solvent or reagent, thus eliminating expensive waste treatment. The instruments themselves are easy to use so there is no complex training for routine analysis.

With a suite of laboratory and process NIR analysers, Metrohm NIRSystems will handle every stage of the manufacturing process through quality and process improvement. 

In addition, with over forty years’ experience in KF titration, Metrohm is able to provide the most accurate KF titrator to facilitate the development of the NIR calibration model for moisture.

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