Thermo Orion Star T930 Ion Titrators
Features
- Offer easy-to-use navigation from setup to live titration analysis to data transfer
- Showcase titrations, onscreen instructions and help menus on a large color graphic touchscreen display
- Create and save up to ten user-defined methods
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Use the Orion Star T930 ion titrator for dedicated ion titrations including salt in foods, chloride in drinking and wastewater, ammonia and Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN) of wastewater, surfactants in consumer products and total hardness of water. Titration techniques include equivalence point titrations and preset mV endpoint titrations plus multiple known addition (MKA) mode. Using MKA mode, the titrator performs an automated calibration and calculation of sample concentration by adding aliquots of standard to sample, removing the need for a separate calibration and minimizing matrix effects.
- (1) T900 Series titrator
- (1) 20mL burette
- (1) Burette cover
- (1) Electrode holder
- (1) Stirrer probe
- (1) Dispenser probe
- (1) Tubing kit
- (1) Desiccant tube
- (1) Reagent bottle holder
- (1) 1L plastic reagent bottle
- (1) GL38 reagent bottle cap
- (1) USB computer cable
- (1) USB flash drive with user manual
- (1) 110-240V power adapters
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