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Professional CVS

Flexible benchtop analyzers for Cyclic Voltammetric Stripping.

949 pH Meter

Compact, entry-level benchtop pH meter for simple and reliable pH, mV, and ORP measurements.

VIONIC powered by INTELLO

The future of electrochemistry is pure. VIONIC: one instrument, pure discovery.

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Product models (752)

2.1001.0010

OMNIS Titrator without stirrer, without function license

Innovative, modular potentiometric OMNIS Titrator. Thanks to 3S Liquid Adapter technology, handling chemicals is safer than ever before. The titrator can be freely configured with measuring modules and cylinder units and can have a stirrer added as needed. Thanks to various software function licenses, various measuring modes and functionalities are possible. Actuation via PC or local network; Connection option for up to four additional titration or dosing modules for additional applications or auxiliary solutions; Can be supplemented with magnetic stirrer and/or rod stirrer; Various cylinder sizes available: 5, 10, 20 or 50 mL; Liquid Adapter with 3S technology: Safe handling of chemicals and automatic transfer of the reagent dataMeasuring modes and software options:; Endpoint titration: "Basic" function license; Endpoint and equivalence point titration (monotonic/dynamic): "Advanced" function license; Endpoint and equivalence point titration (monotonic/dynamic) with parallel titration: "Professional" function license; Optional licenses for additional measuring, titration, and operating modes (e.g. volumetric Karl Fischer titration, conductometric or thermometric titration, coulometry, determination of the bromine index);

2.1008.0010

Eco Titrator

The compact Eco Titrator with integrated magnetic stirrer and touch-sensitive User Interface is ideal for routine analysis. It provides GLP-compliant results with minimum space requirements at all times (approx. DIN A4).Universally compatible with almost all potentiometric titrations, such as, for example, forFood products: Acid content, chloride, Vitamin C, iodine and peroxide number in fats; Water analysis: Carbonate and Ca/Mg hardness, chloride, sulfate, permanganate index; Petrochemistry: Acid/base number, sulfide & mercaptans, chloride, bromine number; Electroplating: Total acid, metal content, chloride; Surfactant analysis: Anionic, cationic and non-ionic surfactants; Photometry with the Optrode: p and m value, metals, water hardness;

2.1010.1120

OMNIS Sample Robot S – WSM (1T/2P)

OMNIS Sample Robot S – WSM, equipped with an OMNIS Workstation Module with 2 pumps for cleaning and extraction of the sensors and sample vessels, a workstation, rod stirrers, and extensive accessories for getting started directly with fully automated titration. The system provides space in two sample racks for 32 sample beakers of 120 mL each. This modular system is supplied completely installed and can thus be put into operation in a very short time. The system can also be extended upon request to include 2 additional peristaltic pumps and another workstation, thus doubling the throughput. If additional workstations are required, then the Sample Robot S can be extended to become an L-sized OMNIS Sample Robot, thus enabling samples from 7 racks to be processed in parallel on up to 4 workstations to quadruple the sample throughput.

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SPEC-CO-1050

At‑Line QC with NIR: Real‑Time Feedback for Sugar Beet Molasses Testing

This white paper explores betaine analysis and sugar beet molasses testing using NIR spectroscopy in sugar processing, highlighting how at‑line QC and real‑time feedback improve efficiency, accuracy, and operational control.

410000001-C

Choosing the Most Suitable Laser Wavelength For Your Raman Application

Raman instrumentation can use lasers of different laser excitation, giving the same Raman spectrum for a sample. This paper presents the specific strengths and weaknesses that different excitation wavelengths provide, allowing a user to optimize the measurement of different samples by their choice of Raman excitation laser wavelength.

410000002-B

Carbon Black At-line Characterization Using a Portable Raman Spectrometer

In this article portable Raman spectroscopy as an effective tool for at-line characterization of carbon black is presented. Raman spectroscopic analysis can be an effective test to characterize carbon black material, including the structural order.

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Events (3)

25 - 27 Oct

Orlando, FL

IACP Annual Conference and Exposition

The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference and Exposition offers a unique opportunity for law enforcement and public safety professionals to learn, collaborate, and discover new solutions for their organizations. The event combines world-class training sessions with one of the industry's largest exhibit halls, featuring more than 600 vendors and cutting-edge public safety technologies. Participants gain practical insights into leadership, operations, community engagement, and emerging trends impacting the profession.

3 Nov - 8 Dec

Innovation Open House

Experience Metrohm solutions in action and connect with our experts. Discover the latest in ion chromatography, titration, spectroscopy, electrochemistry, and process analytics, including the new OMNIS IC and IONIC Titrator.

Nov 4

From Reaction to Release: Raman and NIR Analysis for Fertilizer Production

Fertilizer production depends on timely chemical measurements, but reference techniques such as titration and ICP-OES can require sample transport, preparation, reagents, specialized analysts, and significant time before results are available. Raman and near-infrared spectroscopy can provide faster, simpler analysis closer to production while reducing reagent use and cost per measurement. Using examples from phosphate, urea, ammonium nitrate fertilizer production this webinar will explore the development of quantitative spectroscopic methods, from collecting representative production samples and reliable reference data through calibration and independent validation. The session will also examine method transfer and deployment across instruments and production sites. Adam J. Hopkins, Ph.D., Product Manager for Spectroscopy at Metrohm USA, will introduce Raman and NIR fundamentals and the Metrohm products, sampling options, and software used for production measurements. Hannah Schorr, Ph.D., Applications Specialist for Spectroscopy at Metrohm USA, will then present the analytical science behind the fertilizer applications, including how quantitative methods are developed, validated, transferred, and maintained for reliable routine analysis.