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The new A. KRÜSS Polarimeter P8000 has a novel measuring principle for optical activity liquids. This latest development reduces the measuring time to 1 second, irrespective of the angle of a sample. It provides a comfortable touch screen operation and can be used in the following areas of application:
Pharmaceutical Industry, Chemical Industry, Food Industry, Sugar Industry.
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Modular Circular Polarimeter: MCP 500
The MCP 500 is a digital polarimeter for measuring the optical rotation angle of substances with optical activity. It utilizes the latest technology to ensure high measuring accuracy with great ease of use. The combination of quality, robust design and modern data management makes MCP 500 the most efficient high-precision digital polarimeter on the market. It is designed for years of laboratory work, even under adverse conditions, and is used in industrial quality control, in research, at authorities and standards organizations.
High accuracy
* Reliable measurement results
* Very short balancing time concerning the optical rotation
* Accurate and stable results, even under adverse conditions such as fluctuating line voltage, dark-colored samples or high ambient temperatures
Full international compliance
* International and national pharmacopeias
* OIML
* ASTM International
Full QM compliance
* Password protection with three user levels
* Audit trail
* GMP/GLP compatibility
* Forgery-proof data export
* CFR 21 part 11 compliance
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A range of instruments including the new ADP440 polarimeter suitable for use in pharmaceutical applications, where high accuracy is required. The ADP440 satisfies the operational requirements of FDA regulation 21 CFR Part 11 and conforms to the minimum requirements of EP/USP/BP. The ADP410 is a low cost ADP410 polarimeter for general purpose use, also conforming to USP/EP/BP.
A range of Saccharimeters for use in the sugar industry is also available in single application, funnel flow and purity system formats, all conforming to the minium requirements of ICUMSA for measurement at sodium wavelengths.
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• fast application and easy-to-use operating control
• universal and mobile measurements
• mains-independent operation ( approx. 10 000 measurements)
• no need for sample cells
• integrated temperature measurement and compensation
• infrared interface
• data storage
• automatic quality observation of measurements
The compact hand-held polarimeter HP100 for measuring the optical activity of soluble substances. When simultaneously applying the built-in temperature sensor the read-out will show the temperature-compensated results e.g. optical rotation [°], sugar scale [°]Z and concentration [g/100ml].
The read-out is shown on a graphic display, the measurement unit is selected over a clearly arranged keypad. Average determination possible.
The infrared interface of the hand-held enables the stored measurement results to be transmitted to a PC for further processing.
Operation modes are both by battery or power supply, switching is automatic.
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The new Model D7 is a high quality optical polarimeter fitted with an integral LED light source and interference filter providing readings over the full circle to better than 0.05°angular degrees and 0.1°Z.
The instrument is ideal for use in laboratories with a relatively low throughput of samples and especially as a teaching tool in colleges and universities.
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Types:
- AUTOPOL VI
- AUTOPOL V
- AUTOPOL IV
- AUTOPOL III
- AUTOPOL II
- AUTOPOL I
AUTOPOL VI
The AUTOPOL VI Automatic Polarimeter is Rudolph’s top of the line six wavelength polarimeter specifically designed for the most demanding analytical laboratories. The built in Ethernet port allows saving data directly to your network server and printing to a network printer. The USB ports allow printing to a printer that has Windows® drivers. This unit comes standard with six wavelengths, TempTrol™ NIST traceable standard, TempTrol™ sample cell, TempTrol™ temperature validation cell and IQOQ (Installation Quality, Operation Quality) documentation.
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