Laboratory Products
New Convertible Karl Fischer Instrument Released
May 21 2015
Mitsubishi Chemical Analytech adds yet another unique moisture meter to the lineup, the KF-31. Following the compact coulometric Karl Fischer moisture meter model CA-31 which was released last year, the KF-31 offers the volumetric option.
Not only is the KF-31 a compact and versatile volumetric Karl Fischer instrument, it comes with the one and only Convertible feature. What this means is that the KF-31 can be used not only as a volumetric Karl Fischer system, but also as a coulometric system by simply replacing the cell set. This allows the user to use one compact, cost efficient unit to fulfil both coulometric and volumetric applications. No more need to purchase a high end, expensive instrument to cover the complete application range.
Many of the welcomed features of CA-31 are also available with KF-31. The 5.7-inch colour LCD touch panel enables the user to operate practically manual-free, and all necessary information visible in one view.
Numerous vaporisers from the Mitsubishi product line-up can be connected to the KF-31 to accommodate difficult to dissolve samples such as powders, pellets, pastes, lubricants, etc. By connecting Mitsubishi’s model VG-200 to KF-31, liquefied gas samples can also be measured easily.
PC software TV-31 will enable users to collect measurement results from KF-31 and prepare reports with titration charts, parameters, calculation formula, etc. in Microsoft Word® or Excel® format.
The instrument can be purchased together with Mitsubishi’s Aquamicron® series of Karl Fischer reagents covering the whole range of coulometric anode/cathode solutions and volumetric solvents/titrants. These reagents are developed together with the instruments for the best combined performance.
Furthermore, the KF-31 comes in 2 colours; Samurai Black and Sakura Pink. Mitsubishi thinks that users should be able to have some fun when choosing instruments, not just comparing specs and prices.
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