Fully Automatic Kjeldahl Nitrogen Protein Analyzer

Kjeldahl Nitrogen Analyzer stands out due to its advanced intelligence, efficiency, energy conservation, and data-sharing capabilities, providing users with an enhanced experience.

The device features fully automated processes for distillation, titration, calculation, printing, waste disposal, and self-diagnostics, and it can be connected to a 24-position Auto Sampler for true unattended operation. These attributes simplify and streamline the entire experimental procedure. The incorporation of side-distillation titration technology allows for a reduction in experimental time by one-third. The batch testing function and automatic injection further enhance the simplicity and speed of experiments while minimizing labor costs.

Equipped with a new Android operating system, the analyzer is both powerful and user-friendly. It enables real-time monitoring of the entire experimental process via a 10-inch high-definition color screen, allowing for the continuous observation of the condensate effluent temperature to ensure complete sample condensation, thereby guaranteeing accurate and reliable test results. The innovative ultra-high efficiency condensation unit can reduce water usage by up to 50%.

The burette's accuracy can be adjusted from 0.2µl/step to 1.0µl/step, and the burette can be replaced with options of 5ml, 10ml, or 25ml.

Additionally, the analyzer features an ultra-large capacity solvent tank that can accommodate up to 500 experimental analyses on a single fill, significantly enhancing laboratory efficiency.

Testing reports can be customized and generated in PDF format or printed. The color sensor is adjustable using the RGB model, ensuring compliance with standards such as AOAC, ISO, EPA, and USP.

Samples weighed on a balance can be directly analyzed by this device (specific model required).

This product is applicable across various sectors, including food processing, feed production, tobacco, animal husbandry, soil fertility, environmental monitoring, medicine, agriculture, scientific research, education, and quality supervision, particularly for nitrogen or protein determination.