Metrohm Open House 2026 - QLD

June 22 to June 25, 2026

Event

Save the date: June 22 to June 25, 2026

Metrohm Australia will be opening its doors to universities and industries to showcase the latest in Titration, Milling, and Spectroscopy.

Come and walk through our laboratory and discuss your application requirements.

Date & Time

Monday, 22nd of June 2026
10am or 2pm

Wednesday, 24th of June 2026
10am or 2pm

Thursday, 25th of June 2026
10am or 2pm

Location

Unit 7/10 Depot St
Banyo QLD 4014

AUS Web Form - Open House 2026 QLD

Please complete this form to register to the Open House. The fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory. If you have a specific request or query, please enter this information in the Remarks box.

First Name*

Last Name*

Email*

Phone*

Company*

Postcode*

Preferred Session*

Preferred Date *

I allow Metrohm AG and its subsidiaries and exclusive distributors to store and process my data in accordance with its Privacy Policy and to contact me by e-mail, telephone, or letter to reply to my inquiry and for advertising purposes. I can withdraw this consent at any time by sending an e-mail to info@metrohm.com.au.

Metrohm Open House 2026 - QLD

Save the date: June 22 to June 25, 2026

Related articles

Fast determination of acid and base number by thermometric titration

Thermometric titration – the missing piece of the puzzle

Multiparameter analysis in fertilizers by thermometric titration

How to transfer manual titration to autotitration

How the updated GMP regulations and EU Cyber Resilience Act will affect laboratories

Simplified spectroelectrochemistry setups with intuitive, user-friendly cells

Understanding the role of eluent in ion chromatography

Automated Titration: Register Your Interest

Understanding linear sweep voltammetry and cyclic voltammetry

Basics of spectroelectrochemistry

How does X-ray fluorescence work?

Continuous air quality monitoring for harmful particulate matter and aerosols

Understanding potentiometric titration: A vital technique in pharmaceutical analysis

Introduction to Cyclic Voltammetric Stripping (CVS)

Ion chromatography for the pharmaceutical industry

Why control temperature for more accurate and reproducible NIRS results

Quality control of cathode materials

Better waste incineration compliance with online process analysis

Raman spectroscopy: The easy way to analyze polymers

Optimizing lab efficiency with MiPT for versatile, high-precision sample handling

Edible oil analysis: A guide for beginners

How to avoid titration errors in your lab

Increased efficiency of CVS routine analysis with Dosino sample transfer

How to calibrate a pH meter

Conservation of art using electrochemistry

Automated liquid handling: The key to accurate and reproducible results

Advancing precision and efficiency in ion chromatography with automated inline dilution

Titration – definition and principles

Lab of the future: Automated robotic analysis of petroleum products

Point-of-Care with Raman: Detection of cancer, infection, and more

High-frequency EIS: a powerful tool for the future of mobility

Ensuring and certifying quality and compliance in regulated environments

Conductometric titration works where other methods struggle

Laboratory vs. process analysis: Key factors for informed decision-making

Pulp and paper QC and product screening with NIR spectroscopy

NIR vs IR: What is the difference?

How to implement NIR spectroscopy in your laboratory workflow

NIR spectroscopy pre-calibrations: Immediate results

What is NIR spectroscopy?

Karl Fischer titration: When to use volumetry or coulometry

QC and product screening of ink and paint with NIRS

Solid-state batteries: A promising technology thriving under pressure

A thermal rollercoaster: Unraveling temperature dependence in CVS determinations

Applying USP validated methods for separation column equivalency

Screening and quality control of palm oil with NIR spectroscopy

Streamline material inspection in regulated industries with new Raman USP library

How do iridium-based nanomaterials contribute to a greener future?

Is having a service agreement important?

The world of surfactants from the perspective of titration

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Raman spectroscopy: Applications

The future of ammonia production is electrochemistry

Converting emitted carbon dioxide into chemical feedstocks by electrochemical routes

Process control of electroless nickel plating baths with Hg-free sensors

Easily measuring ORP values in real-life applications

Easy quality control of detergents and hand sanitizers with NIRS

History and analysis of vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

Building a Smart(er) Factory by implementing Process Analytics 4.0 solutions

Protecting IC systems with Metrohm Inline Ultrafiltration and Inline Dialysis

How temperature influences the pH value

Monitoring antioxidant content of in-service industrial lubricants with voltammetry

MIRA and IBEX: Out of the lab and into the unknown

Quality control of semiconductor wafer pretreatment processes with online NIRS

Save time and money with Metrohm Inline Sample Preparation solutions

How to utilize grounding modes in electrochemical experiments

Raman spectroelectrochemistry from India to Spain: History and applications

Analyzing halogenated organic compounds with CIC according to DIN 38409-59

QC and product screening of hair, skin, and dentalcare products with NIRS

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Raman spectroscopy: Theory and usage

QC and product screening of medicinal cannabis with NIR spectroscopy

Electrochemistry in laminar and turbulent flow conditions using rotating electrodes

Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS): The perfect solution to monitor purity of recovered solvents

Transform your routine electrochemical research – Go Multi!

Coping with the daily challenges of routine water analysis

NIR spectroscopy in the personal care and cosmetics industry: The ideal tool for QC and product screening – Part 1

Automation beyond the lab – Integrating the most precise lab pH measurements into production processes

Handheld 785 nm Raman applications: Cutting edge material ID capabilities in your pocket

Providing the Next Level of Safety with Hydranal™ NEXTGEN Reagents and OMNIS