Karl Fischer Titrator, CA-TITR-K5

It has the advantages of high measurement accuracy, good repeatability, and low test cost. It is widely used in petroleum, chemical, pharmaceutical, electric power, scientific research, and education sectors, and can be used to measure trace moisture in various liquids, solids, and gases.

1. 7-inch color touch LCD screen display, high-efficiency microprocessor, real-time display of instrument working status;
2. The time and state trend curves are displayed on the screen of the instrument, which can more intuitively reflect the change of moisture;
3. Using single-chip and computer composite control system, dual CPU design, intelligent analysis and determination of moisture;
4. Dual power channels separate the electrolytic electrode from the measuring electrode, and the instrument can automatically suppress various interferences, greatly improving the precision of the test results;
5. Built-in a variety of calculation formulas, the user can choose the appropriate test method, the instrument will automatically calculate the moisture value according to the selected formula;
6. Comes with a delay titration function, which can be set to count down from 0 to 100 seconds, which is convenient for adding a Karl Fischer headspace sampler or purging and complementing instrument later, and is more cost-effective;
7. Automatically calculate and print μg/ppm/percent content/formula/date and time,etc.
8. Automatic data storage, can store experimental data, easy to check historical records.
9. The blank current microprocessor automatically controls the compensation, and the reagent can quickly reach the equilibrium state;
10. With self-test function, if there is a short circuit or open circuit fault in the electrode, the instrument will automatically prompt the user;
11. 0-430mA large electrolytic current, high detection sensitivity and fast analysis speed;
12. The surface is electrostatically sprayed, anti-corrosion and easy to clean;
13. Perpetual calendar function, year, month, day, week, hour, minute, second, automatically stored after power failure.