Sample Changer Rondolino

Name: Sample Changer Rondolino
Brand: Mettler Toledo

Automated Titration Stand.

Plug it in Go

The operation of Rondolino could not be easier – simply connect to the titrator and it’s ready for automatic analysis of up to 9 samples.

Automation with a Small Footprint

At a width of less than 10”, Rondolino provides efficient automation while using only a small amount of bench space.

Material No.: 51108500

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Specifications - Sample Changer Rondolino

Number of Samples	9
Dimensions (LxW)	350 mm x 250 mm
Application Type	Automation solutions
Beaker Volume	100 mL
Options	Power Shower

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Case Studies

Pharmaceutical testing made easy with titration

Installation improves processesThe installation of two autotitrators has increased sample throughput and efficiency for a leading UKAS accredited cont...

UserCom

Analytical Chemistry UserCom 14

Automatic determination of alpha acids in hop extracts using conductometric titration. Bromine number and bromine index of petroleum products. Assig...

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Knowledge Base

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