The perfect sound velocity sensor for inline concentration measurements, phase transition detection, product identification and quality control. Robust, durable, precise Wetted parts, even for the most difficult chemical applications No bypass, no pumps and no valves required
0 to 80°Brix range model with ±0.1°Brix accuracy Maintenance free Transmitter with standard °Brix formula Integrated analog outputs and HMI
Entry-level models with 1 kg/m³ accuracy Excellent value for money All-in-one measuring device in a compact design Also suitable for aggressive liquids
High precision concentration sensor Ideal for measuring 3-component mixtures Modular and compact, minimizes integration effort and costs Easy to set up and operate No consumables, no maintenance
Inline color measurement for all types of drinks
Create viscosity profiles – characterization function Shear Rate Matching – Correlation to other viscosity measuring devices Clarity – temporal representation of the viscosity progression Easy to use – thanks to the tried-and-tested, browser-based operating concept and the control unit with integrated touchscreen
Maintenance-free and no downtime in production Also suitable for drinks that contain fruit fibers or pulp Patented technology that eliminates the risk of incorrect measurements, e.g. after hot cleaning (CIP). EHEDG certified for hygienic applications
Also suitable for drinks containing fruit pulp Proven measurement technology with the highest accuracy and reliability Long maintenance intervals and very simple maintenance for minimal downtime in production Construction according to EHEDG guidelines
Electrokinetic measuring device for routine surface analysis (entry level) Single-point zeta potential determinations in less than 2 minutes Retrofit options for a future-proof investment
Electrokinetic high-end measuring device for surface analysis Fully automatic zeta potential analysis on macroscopic solids Automatic determination of the isoelectric point Time-dependent recording of the adsorption kinetics of solutes on surfaces
