New Premium Quality Kjeldahl Consumables

22 May 2016
Alex Waite
Editorial Assistant

Product news

Effective immediately, VELP Scientifica is proud to announce the availability of a new set of consumables for all the phases of Kjeldahl analysis.

This new line of genuine Kjeldahl consumables includes KjTabsTM catalyst and antifoamingtablets suitable for all the applications as well as VreceiverTM boric acid powder formula with indicators for colorimetric titration simplifying and optimizing your distillations.

In order to enhance the performances of your digestion units, VELP designed seven different types of accurately pre-dosed KjTabsTM tablets for both accelerating the mineralization process and drastically reducing foam formation, fundamental for the good outcome of your Kjeldahl analysis.

In addition, VELP is launching the unique pre-dosed VreceiverTM sealed bags, containing VELP boric acid powder formula with indicators for colorimetric titration. The VreceiverTM is ready in a few minutes, easy to use and guaranteeing reliable and standardized receiving solution preparation for precise and accurate analysis (especially combined with VELP automatic distillation units with integrated titrator).

Ensure premium performance from your analytical instruments with the new VELP Scientifica consumables designed to make your life easier and to obtain the utmost from your instruments.

DKL Series and DK Series - Kjeldahl Digesters

Velp Scientifica

DK Series digesters are traditional digesters, consisting of an aluminum heating block to offer high thermal homogeneity. The DKL Series of digesters offers a premium level of automation: lowering and lifting of the samples take place automatically, as well as the separation between the test tubes and the suction cup. VELP digesters work in accordance with a variety of Standards (such as AOAC, ISO, EPA, DIN etc.)

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UDK Series - Kjeldahl Distillation Units

Velp Scientifica

The UDK Series Distillers are designed to meet the most challenging demands and requirements for diverse applications, according to international standards: Kjeldahl nitrogen TKN, proteins, ammoniacal nitrogen, nitric nitrogen (Devarda), phenols, TVBN and volatile acids, cyanides, and alcohol content. 

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