
TI-96A · TI-96PA
Automatic Titrator TI-96A / TI-96PA
Automatic titration
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TI-KF5
Water content (Karl Fischer)
Category: Laboratory equipment · Titrators (potentiometric, Karl Fischer)
| Characteristic | TI-KF5 | |
|---|---|---|
| Determination method | Karl Fischer coulometric method | |
| Display measuring range | 0.1ug-9999.9999mg | |
| Water content range | 0.0001%-100% or 0.001ppm-10^6ppm | |
| Resolution | 0.1µg | |
| Display method | LCD display | |
| Accuracy | 3ug ≤Water; Content ≤1000ug | Measurement Error ≤±2ug |
| Water content ≥ 1000 µg | Measurement Error ≤ ±0.2% (Excluding Injection Error) | |
| End point indication | Screen Display\ Sound Warning\ Print Output\ End Point Light Prompt | |
| Blank handling | The blank current microprocessor automatically controls the compensation to ensure that the blank current can be accurately deducted within the 10-minute sample enrichment time | |
| Stirring speed | Adjustable controls | |
| Drift compensation | Microprocessor automatic control | |
| Data input | Touch screen operation | |
| Electrolysis speed | Peak 2.4 mg/min | |
| Electrolysis current | 0~430 mA | |
| Store | Stores historical data | |
| Print function | Built-in Thermal High-efficiency Printer, 56 mm Paper Width | |
| Print content | µg / ppm / percentage content / formula / date and time | |
| Display functions | Draws the colour titration curve in real time | |
| Self-check function | Automatic instrument fault diagnosis | |
| Calendar / clock | Analysis Time, Date Display and Print Output (Power off without loss) | |
| Power | Consumption | Less than 100W |
| Supply | Voltage 220v±10% Frequency 50Hz ±2.5Hz | |
| Use environment | Temperature 5-40℃, Humidity <85% | |
| Optional features | Automatic filling and draining | |
| Size (W×D×H) | 350×260×198 mm | |
| Net weight | 10 kg | |
| Package size (W×D×H) | 470×470×350 mm | |
| Gross weight | 15 kg |

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