Online PhotoMeter

An online photometer analyzes concentration by measuring the extent to which a liquid absorbs light of specific wavelengths. Its core components include a light source, a sample cell, and a detector. During operation, fluid continuously flows through the sample cell for real-time monitoring. It is primarily used for monitoring turbidity, color, or chemical concentration in fields such as water treatment and chemical processes.
Selection
When selecting, consider the matching of measurement parameters with the instrument's measurement range, and ensure that the detection wavelength covers the characteristic absorption peaks of the target substances. Pay attention to the pressure and temperature resistance of the flow cell, as well as its compatibility with process pipelines. Ensure that the protection rating is suitable for the on-site environment. Compare the lifespan of different light source types and evaluate maintenance cycles and calibration convenience.

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Instruments

Micro vibration technology implementation of real-time online measurement, range 0~ 50~ 100mpa.s, accuracy +/- 0.5%, Response Time 2 seconds, suitable for a variety of fluid media.

$ 7335.00

Colorimetric analysis is achieved using a pre-measurement design, which reacts with nickel to form a blue complex. Measurement range covers 0.00 to 7.00 g/L, and it is suitable for a variety of Photometer instruments.

$ 540.00

Measurement range of 0.00~ 3.00 mg/L using Nessler method, adding 4 drops of Reagent each time can quickly react to color rendering, compatible with direct reading of Photometer, providing 100 stability testing.

$ 212.00

Micro vibration technology implementation of real-time online measurement, range coverage of 0-5~ 50-5000pa.s, accuracy of +/- 0.5%, temperature 500 ℃ and Response Time only 2 seconds, suitable for high temperature and high voltage conditions.

$ 7335.00

The laser light scattering principle to achieve rapid measurement, detection sensitivity of 0.001mg/m ³, with online automatic mechanical Adjustment, built-in optical path self-cleaning system to avoid contamination of core components, support a variety of cutter selection.

$ 5399.00

Fast measurement using laser light scattering principle, with online automatic mechanical Adjustment, Measurement range 0.01-100 mg/m ³, built-in optical path self-cleaning system to avoid pollution, support a variety of cutters and sampling modes.

$ 5399.00

Rotation speed up to 26000rpm, providing 27m2/s shear line speed, long-term stable operation, fine and uniform processing of materials, no dispersion dead angle, suitable for high viscosity up to 10000CP working conditions.

$ 2654.00

Measurement range 0.00 to 10.00 mg/L, accuracy +/- 0.03 mg/L +/- 3%, IP67 waterproof, built-in reaction Timer and CAL CheckTM function ensure performance verification.

$ 632.00

Measurement range 0.00-2 mg/L, accuracy +/- 0.10 mg/L +/- 5%, LED Illuminant and unique reference Detector ensure fast and stable readings, support GLP function.

$ 632.00

The brushless motor can run stably for a long time, the highest Rotation speed is 30000rpm, the shear line speed is 27m ²/s, the unique stator and rotor structure provides super strong shear force, and the processing without dispersion dead angle is more fine and uniform.

$ 2171.00

The diazotization method is used to react with nitrite to generate pink color. Measurement range is 0~ 600μg/L, and 100 tests are provided. It is suitable for a variety of Photometers to ensure accurate and reliable concentration determination.

$ 186.00

Measurement range 0-300μg/L, accuracy +/- 10μg/L +/- 4%, LED Illuminant and reference Detector ensure measurement Stability, IP67 waterproof standard.

$ 632.00

Measurement range 0-200mg/L, accuracy +/- 1mg/L +/- 5%, IP67 waterproof, CAL CheckTM Adjustment, built-in reaction Timer, US EPA method standard.

$ 632.00

Measurement range 000-1.500 mg/L, accuracy +/- 0.010 mg/L, built-in reaction Timer and CAL CheckTM Adjustment, IP67 waterproof compliant.

$ 632.00

Measurement range 0-300 μg/L, accuracy +/- 10 μg/L +/- 3% with LED@527nm Illuminant and Silicon Light Detector, built-in Reaction Timer ensures conformity of results and IP67 waterproofing.

$ 632.00

Articles

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