Types of Titrators Available at Chemstock
As the exclusive supplier of Hanna Instruments in UAE and Oman, Chemstock offers a comprehensive range of titrators to meet your laboratory’s requirements.
Automatic Potentiometric Titrator
Model No : HI931-02
Automatic Potentiometric Titrator
Model No : HI932-02
Volumetric Karl Fischer Titrator
Model No : HI933-02
Coulometric Karl Fischer Titrator
Model No : HI934-02
Karl Fischer Titrators
Our range of Karl Fischer titrators offers both coulometric and volumetric titration options for precise moisture analysis. Key products include:
- Karl Fischer Coulometric Titrators: Ideal for low moisture content analysis.
- Karl Fischer Volumetric Titrators: Suitable for applications requiring high-accuracy moisture determination.
Auto Titrators and Digital Titrators
Chemstock provides auto titrators and digital titrators to automate titration processes, saving time and reducing error in laboratories. Popular models include:
- Automatic Potentiometric Titrators: Excellent for potentiometric titration, offering consistent results.
- Digital Titrators: For rapid and precise chemical analysis.
Advanced Titration Techniques at Chemstock
Karl Fischer Titration and Its Applications
Karl Fischer titration is the gold standard for moisture analysis in various industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. We provide both coulometric Karl Fischer titrators for low moisture analysis and volumetric Karl Fischer titration options for higher moisture applications.
- Karl Fischer Auto Titrator: Automates the entire titration process, ensuring consistent and accurate moisture measurements.
- Karl Fischer Moisture Titrator: Specially designed to handle moisture analysis requirements with high precision.
Potentiometric Titration Solutions
Our automatic potentiometric titrators are highly regarded for their precision and reliability. These titrators are used extensively for acid-base titration and other potentiometric applications in labs worldwide.
The Chemstock Advantage
- Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable team is ready to assist you in selecting the right titrator.
- Prompt Delivery: Ensuring timely delivery of your orders.
- Competitive Pricing: Offering competitive prices on all Hanna Instruments products.
- Comprehensive After-Sales Support: Dedicated support to address your needs.
Explore Chemstock’s Exclusive Titration Equipment
At Chemstock, we prioritize accuracy and ease of use in our titration equipment. Our extensive range, including the Karl Fischer titrator, automatic potentiometric titrators, and digital titrators, ensures that we meet all laboratory and industry standards.
For inquiries or to learn more about pricing and availability, contact Chemstock today. Let us help you achieve precision in your laboratory processes with our advanced titration solutions.
FAQs About Hanna Instruments Titrator
What is Titration?
Titration is a quantitative analytical method used to determine the concentration of a specific substance in a solution. It involves the gradual addition of a known concentration of a reagent (titrant) to a sample solution until a specific reaction endpoint is reached. This endpoint can be determined using various methods, including color change, pH measurement, or electrical conductivity.
What is the use of a KF titrator?
A Karl Fischer (KF) titrator is a specialized type of titrator used to determine the moisture content of a sample. It is widely used in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and chemicals.
What is the KF reagent?
Karl Fischer reagent is a solution used in KF titration to react with water. It typically contains iodine, sulfur dioxide, and a base in a solvent such as methanol.
Why is methanol used in KF titration?
Methanol is used in KF titration as a solvent to dissolve the sample and facilitate the reaction between water and the KF reagent. It also helps to stabilize the reagent and prevent side reactions.
What is an auto titrator?
An auto titrator is a type of titrator that automates the titration process, reducing the need for manual intervention. It can perform titrations more accurately and efficiently than manual methods.
How accurate is an auto titrator?
The accuracy of an auto titrator depends on various factors, including the quality of the reagents, the calibration of the instrument, and the skill of the operator. However, modern auto titrators can achieve very high levels of accuracy, often within a few percent.
What is the titrimetric Karl Fischer method?
The titrimetric Karl Fischer method is a volumetric method used to determine the water content of a sample. It involves adding a known volume of KF reagent to a sample until the endpoint is reached, which is typically indicated by a color change.
How does Karl Fischer determine water content?
Karl Fischer titration involves a redox reaction between iodine and sulfur dioxide in the presence of water. By measuring the amount of iodine consumed, the water content of the sample can be calculated.
What is potentiometric titration in chemistry?
Potentiometric titration is a type of titration that uses a pH or ion-selective electrode to measure the voltage change in the solution as the titrant is added. It is commonly used for acid-base titrations, redox reactions, and ion determination in chemical analysis due to its high accuracy and reliability.
Karl Fischer and Automatic Titrator Price?
The price of Karl Fischer and automatic titrators can vary depending on the specific model, features, and brand. It is recommended to contact our team to get accurate pricing information.
What is a Coulometric Titrator and its Uses?
A coulometric titrator is a specialized analytical instrument used to determine the concentration of a substance in a solution. Unlike volumetric titration, where a known volume of titrant is added, coulometric titration generates the titrant electrochemically.
Key Uses of Coulometric Titrators:
- Precise Water Content Determination: Coulometric titrators are particularly effective for determining the water content in various samples, including pharmaceuticals, food, and chemicals.
- Trace Analysis: They can be used for the analysis of trace amounts of substances, such as halides and sulfur dioxide.
- High-Precision Titrations: Coulometric titration offers high precision and accuracy, making it suitable for demanding analytical tasks.
Difference Between Volumetric and Coulometric Titrators?
| Feature | Volumetric Titration | Coulometric Titration |
|---|---|---|
| Titrant Addition | A known volume of titrant is added from a burette. | Titrant is generated electrochemically. |
| Endpoint Detection | Visual indicators, pH meters, or conductivity meters are used. | Electrochemical detection or visual indicators. |
| Precision | Highly precise, especially for macro- and micro-titrations. | Extremely precise, particularly for micro- and trace analysis. |
| Applications | Wide range of applications, including acid-base, redox, and complexometric titrations. | Primarily used for water content determination and trace analysis. |
| Advantages | Simple to operate, requires minimal reagent preparation. | High precision, minimal reagent waste, suitable for automation. |
| Disadvantages | Requires accurate burette readings and precise reagent preparation. | More complex instrumentation, requires careful calibration. |
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