Thermo Orion AquaMate Spectrophotometers
Features
- Includes over 260 preprogrammed test methods
- Operators can create their own custom methods and calibration curves
- Supports Orion AQUAfast, Merck or CHEMetrics chemistries
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Thermo Scientific Orion AquaMate 7100 Visible and 8100 UV-Visible Spectrophotometers are designed to meet the specific needs of water and wastewater analysis laboratories. Includes over 260 preprogrammed methods for easy and convenient measurements using Thermo Scientific Orion AQUAfast, Merck, and CHEMetrics reagents. The instruments allow the ultimate flexibility in vial sizes and accommodate a wide range of round, square and rectangular vials with three vial holder options.
Customizable Methods
All preprogrammed methods are preloaded on the included USB memory stick to allow operators to add or remove methods as desired. Custom methods using the standard curve function can be uploaded through the USB, making it possible for most colorimetric reagents to be used. Making it possible for most colorimetric reagents to be used. Visit thermofisher.com/aquamateuvvis for the most current list of US EPA-compliant reagent chemistry methods.
Mechanics
Magnetically retained, easy-to-clean vial holders are available for 12 to 25 mm round, 10 mm square and 20 to 100 mm rectangular vials. An adjustable round vial holder is also included/available that accommodates 13 to 24 mm round vials. The instruments allow a one-point adjustment on any preprogrammed method to correct for variations in batch reagent chemistries. Preprogrammed methods can also be adapted for new chemistries or operators can create their own custom methods.
Performance Verification Testing
Orion AquaMate 7100 Visible and 8100 UV-Visible Spectrophotometers include performance verification tests that ensure wavelength accuracy and instrument functionality. In accordance with GLP and GMP, each verification report gives the time, date and instrument serial number. The built-in wavelength accuracy test is compatible with either the internal lamp or external calibrated standards.
Parameters
The preprogrammed test methods allow simple, accurate analysis of:
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Acid capacity |
Chloride |
Fluoride |
Molybdenum |
Platinum |
- (1) AquaMate Spectrophotometer
- (1) Test Tube Holder for Vials and Test Tube from 12mm to 25mm OD
- (1) AquaMate Water Analysis Methods Software
- (1) Dust Cover
- (1) External Power Supply
- (1) North America Power Cable (NEMA 5-15)
- (1) European Power Cable (CEE 7/7)
- (1) UK Power Cable (BS 1362)
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