Wet Digester B-440
Pre-incineration unit for precise ash determination
Wet Digester B-440 for ash determination with Kjeldahl
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The Wet Digester B-440 performs an environmentally friendly pre-incineration of all types of samples. Reproducible processes are guaranteed by programmable incineration ramps.
- Accurate profiles (temperature versus time) are programmed and stored
- Perfectly suited to ash and sulfated determination
- Fully compliant with European Pharmacopeia
- Increased workplace safety as acid fumes are trapped inside glass hood and removed by Scrubber K-415
- Eliminates corrosion of fume hood and environmental pollution
- Scrubber is fully controllable via digester
- Quick reach of digestion temperature in every crucible
- Wide temperature range available of up to to 600 °C
- More flexibility with differently sized crucibles
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