Karl Fisher Water Content Tester

Determination of the water content of liquid petroleum products by the Karl Fischer Reagent volumetric titration. It is widely used in petroleum, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electric power, scientific research and education departments with the advantages of high precision, good repeatability and low testing cost.

Product Model: R-SY-11133ZD
Design Standard: ASTM D1744

Application:

Automatic Micro Water Content Tester (Karl Fisher method) is suitable for determination of the water content of liquid petroleum products by the Karl Fischer Reagent volumetric titration. It is widely used in petroleum, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electric power, scientific research and education departments with the advantages of high precision, good repeatability and low testing cost.

 

Test Standard:

ASTM D1744

 

Specification:

Measurement method

Carle Fisher Titration

Measurement range

3 μg to 100 mg water

Resolution

0.1 μg water

Accuracy

Water content less than 10μg: error ±2μg

Water content between 10μg and 500μg: ±3μg (without sample input error)

Operate mode

LCD

Electrolysis speed

Max. 2mg water/min

Electrolysis current

Pulse current 400mA

Print

Built-in printer

Data storage

Automatic for 200 groups

Power

1-PH, 220V, 50Hz

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