Analytical Instrumentation & Environmental Monitoring


Halogen moisture analyser

January 2005 Analytical Instrumentation & Environmental Monitoring

Thermogravimetric moisture-content analysis is a method frequently used for the quality control of substances such as food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and raw materials. Mettler Toledo's halogen heat source technology makes it possible to determine moisture content quickly and efficiently.

Unlike traditional drying methods, the process is precise and causes minimal damage to the sample. Halogen moisture analysers are a further development of infrared drying and offer a fast and cost-effective alternative to the traditional drying-oven method. The precisely regulated halogen technology is the key to success for a number of applications that have not been satisfactorily provided by balances with conventional infrared lamps.

Halogen drying technology allows accelerated measuring, as the target temperature is reached quickly, and then maintained. Time is reduced by as much as 40% compared to infrared methods.

High reliability and accuracy, functional QM (quality management) tools, such as the integrated instrument check, the three-level password protection, automatic method development, and the comprehensive sample identification traceable to international standards, qualify the new HR83 halogen moisture analyser for use in regulated environments.

The new AutoMet function of the HR83 allows the user to develop methods efficiently, and if required, automatically match the reference value. Numerous optimised application methods are also available in the methods database. Large keys provide direct access to the main functions, making operation easy. The results are either printed out or transferred to computer via a data interface. Ease of use and flexibility make these compact and programmable instruments ideal for applications in laboratories and various production areas.

For more information contact Chris de Jager, Microsep, 011 386 8300, [email protected], www.microsep.co.za



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