Solvent extraction with the SER 158 can be performed for extractable matter determination on a wide range of sample matrices either in food and nonfood industries (such as pulp, paper, textile, chemical etc...) and for sample preparation for environmental analysis. The solid-liquid extraction process removes the soluble components from solids using a liquid solvent. The SER 158 is able to perform fully automated Randall extractions in complete safety, calculating and archiving the results in the easy-to-use ControlPad
Positions : 3-positions Max. capacity : 21 samples/day/unit Scalability : 12-pos. (up to 4 units) Display : 7” color touch screen - extractable ControlPad Solvents accepted : Capable of being used with the majority of solvents Solvent recovery : > 90% Automation : Immersion, Removing, Washing, Recovery, Cooling Lighting : LED show 3/6 active positions Heating element : Glass ceramic – 3/6 positions independent switch on/off Sample size : 0.5 to 15 g in 33x80 mm thimbles (generally 2-3 g) Seals : Viton, Butyl, and Vaflon Condensers : Titanium (VELP Patent Pending) Interfaces : 3 x USB (balance, mouse, USB stick), Ethernet (Pc) Result calculation : Automatic, archived on the ControlPad Water consumption : From 1.0 l/min Power supply : 115/230– 50/60 V-Hz Power consumption: 630/850 W Dimensions (WxHxD) : 358x546x450 mm - 14x21,5x17,7 inch Weight (SER 158/ControlPad) : Kg 29 / 1 - 64 / 2,2 lb
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