Biofuel Analyzers monitor processes in real time.
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Developed for air monitoring industries, Models EP-NIR 2750 and EP-NIR 2750i offer 100 scans/sec scanning rate while achieving spectral range of 128 photometric channels. Model EP-NIR 2750i features eCalTransfer ability that enables calibration carried out on one system to be transferred to another without need to recalibrate. Model EP-NIR 2750 analyzer provides quality control measurements of methanol, water, and total glycerine content in biodiesel, and water content in ethanol.
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Aspectrics Showcases New Innovative Biofuels Analyzers at Biodiesel Expo 2007
Pleasanton, CA (August 15, 2007) - Aspectrics, Inc., the innovator of patented Encoded Photometric Infrared (EP-NIR) and Encoded Photometric Near Infrared (EP-NIR) spectroscopy, will be unveiling the novel EP-NIR 2750 and the innovative EP-NIR 2750i biofuels analyzers. This further extends the Aspectrics range of EP-NIR analyzers developed to respond to scientists' needs working in process, biofuels, ambient air monitoring, stack gas analysis and speciality gases industries. Aspectrics' EP-NIR biofuel analyzers feature an ultra fast scanning rate of 100 scans/second while achieving an impressive spectral range of 128 photometric channels and enables users to monitor their processes in real time. Aspectrics' new range of biofuels analyzers will be unveiled on booth #84 at Biodiesel Expo 2007, Newark Showground, Nottinghamshire, UK, October 17-18, 2007.
Aspectrics' comprehensive EP-NIR 2750i biofuels at-line system allows users to carry out biodiesel quality control and analyze biodiesel blend ratios in real-time. Fast and accurate results are delivered within seconds. The 2750i features the revolutionary Aspectrics EP-NIR technology, the new Aspectrics eCalTransfer capability and an integrated sample interface. Aspectrics' new eCalTransfer capability means a calibration carried out on one system can be transferred to another without the need to recalibrate, delivering substantial time and cost savings. In addition, the new touch screen LCD interface is easy to operate and displays sample results in real-time.
Also to be presented on booth #84 will be Aspectrics' Multicomponent EP-NIR 2750 analyzer whose applications have recently been extended to perform reliable and accurate quality control measurements of biofuel, including the methanol, water and total glycerine content in biodiesel and water content in ethanol. By giving instant pass/fail results, the compact and ruggedly designed biofuel analyzer helps manufacturers and buyers to ensure that the quality of their biofuel meets the recommendations of biofuel regulations, avoiding the extra costs incurred in non-compliant samples. The analyzer's highly flexible platform, which is easily integrated into the on-line environment, has recently achieved Military 202G method 204D certification for its resistance to vibration and delivers highly consistent results over long periods compared to traditional Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) systems.
Aspectrics' at-line packages include a MultiComponent spectrometer, instrument control and data processing software as well as an optimized sampling accessory or method development bench. Encoded Photometric Infrared (EP-IR) spectroscopy is a breakthrough for the process monitoring industry, providing ultra fast sampling capability (100 Hz) for multi component analysis in a rugged design.
For more information about Aspectrics and the range of Aspectrics EP-NIR Biodiesel analyzers, please visit booth #84 at BioDiesel Expo 2007, Nottinghamshire, UK. Alternatively, please call + 1 925-931-9270, email info@aspectrics.com or visit www.aspectrics.com
About Aspectrics
Founded in 2000 and based in Pleasanton, California, Aspectrics Inc. provides innovative Encoded Photometric Infrared and Near Infrared Spectroscopy (EP-IR and EP-NIR) analyzers to OEMs supplying detector instrumentation to chemical, pharmaceutical, biomedical, and automotive markets. Aspectrics holds nine U.S. patents and one European patent for its encoding disc technology and associated optics.
