From stand-alone titrator to a fully automated solution in an overarching network: a potentiometric titrator that can be tailored to your specific requirements.
Titrando is a potentiometric titrator featuring superior intelligence, either operated stand-alone by Touch Control or with the modern and user-friendly OMNIS Software. It simplifies routine operation with intelligent system components and advanced automation options.
The intelligent Exchange Units, Dosing Units, and electrodes (iTrodes) that are used with Titrando systems are equipped with a data chip. Titrando automatically reads from it all the data that it needs to carry out the titration properly and compares the data it has obtained with the selected method carrying out a plausibility test. If the test fails, a clear error message appears.
Automation will allow you to increase productivity and consistency: Titrando can be configured as a fully automated solution performing two parallel titrations – including sample preparation steps such as weighing, homogenisation, filtration, and pipetting.
Titrando is available as a stand-alone titrator or it can be upgraded to operate up to 12 burettes and 6 galvanically separated measuring inputs. Either way, the control of a Titrando system is easy: You can use a convenient Touch Control or the modern OMNIS software.
Routine processes can be automated to achieve higher precision and reproducibility. No matter if you need to carry out 10, 50 or 200 samples a day: the Sample Processor family offers a wide range of different devices to fulfill exactly your needs.
A high number of samples always results in a high load of sample preparation. Sample Processors offer many possibilities to support you in liquid handling tasks, homogenisation or temperature adjustment.
Titrando can be controlled via OMNIS Software. OMNIS Software features an intuitive and modern user interface using drag-and-drop functionalities and context-sensitive help elements to make your experience as easy as possible. OMNIS Software is compliant to FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EudraLex, Volume 4, Annex 11.
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