814 USB Sample Processor (1T/1P)

Name: 814 USB Sample Processor (1T/1P)
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USB Sample Processor with one workstation and one built-in membrane pump for the automatic processing of routine samples in series with small to medium quantities. In addition to the built-in pump, an additional one (membrane or peristaltic) and up to three dosing devices for Liquid Handling tasks can be connected.

Because of the multitude of application variants, rack, stirrer, titration head, Swing Head and sample vessels must be tailored to the application and ordered separately.

The control is "stand alone" using Touch Control. The following software products can be selected for the PC control: tiamo™ titration software, MagIC Net chromatography software, viva voltammetry software, or OMNIS.

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