Oil Evaporator analyzes moisture in difficult samples.
January 23, 2008 -
Using azeotropic distillation solvent like toluene or xylene, AQUACOUNTER® AQL-2320 Karl Fischer Titration System evaporates moisture at low temperature, saving reagents and minimizing maintenance since titration cell remains clean and free of contaminants. Sample tray can hold 20 samples and operator can automate exchange of Karl Fisher reagents. Heating samples up to 200°C, automated oil evaporator can analyze moisture in oil, grease, paint, resins, and bonding agents.
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Original Press release
JM Science, Inc.
P.O. Box 250
Grand Island, NY, 14072
USA
New AQUACOUNTER AQL-2320 Automated Oil Evaporator
JM Science is proud to announce the New AQUACOUNTER® AQL-2320 Automated Oil Evaporator Karl Fischer Titration System. This system has been designed for analyzing moisture in difficult samples like oil, grease, peanut butter, paint, resins, bonding agents etc. Using an azeotropic distillation solvent like toluene or xylene, moisture can be evaporated at a lower temperature thus saving on expensive Karl Fisher reagents and lower maintenance costs since the titration cell remains clean and free of contaminants. Heat samples up to 200ºC. and automate the addition of the azeotropic solvent easily. The sample tray can hold 20 samples and the operator can even automate the exchange of Karl Fisher reagents. Simply load the sample try and push "start" thus saving time and money. Low operating costs and very attractive pricing make this a must-have system for any lab working with difficult sample.
For more information contact us at 1-800-495-1678 or visit us at www.jmscience.com
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