The Chip-DSC 100 combines the advantages of chip technology with the requirements of our previous DSC models. Various options such as a sample robot, UV attachment and Raman spectroscopy transform the Chip-DSC 100 into a highly versatile measuring instrument.
The arrangement of the Chip-Sensor allows superior reproducibility and due to the low mass outstanding temperature control and heating rates of up to 1000 K/min. The integrated sensor is easily user exchangeable and available for a low cost.
The integrated design of the chip-sensor delivers superior raw data, which enables a direct analysis without pre- or post-processing of heat flow data.
Applications on the Chip-DSC 100 can be expanded with various accessories. You can use different cooling systems in combination with a sample robot. The sample robot is available with 96 positions.
The Chip-DSC 100 combines the advantages of chip technology with the requirements of our previous DSC models. Various options such as a sample robot, UV attachment and Raman spectroscopy transform the Chip-DSC 100 into a highly versatile measuring instrument. The arrangement of the Chip-Sensor allows superior reproducibility and due to the low mass outstanding temperature control and heating rates of up to 1000 K/min. The integrated sensor is easily user exchangeable and available for a low cost. The integrated design of the chip-sensor delivers superior raw data, which enables a direct analysis without pre- or post-processing of heat flow data. Applications on the Chip-DSC 100 can be expanded with various accessories. You can use different cooling systems in combination with a sample robot. The sample robot is available with 96 positions.
Kemtrak backscatter probes are designed to accurately measure low to extremely high turbidity directly in tanks and pipelines. The dual fiber optic design of the Kemtrak probe provides high resolution at low turbidity ranges with excellent linearity all the way up to extremely high turbidities when used with a Kemtrak NBP007 backscatter photometer. A unique benefit of the Kemtrak backscatter immersion probe is that it does not go blind at high sample turbidities. Other probes stop working at 4 000 NTU/FNU (< 1 wt% solids) after which the signal will decrease resulting in an erroneous and misleading output. The output of the Kemtrak probe will continue to increase with sample concentration ensuring a reliable measurement.