General Catalog
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Automation in titration<br />
Peristaltic pumps<br />
Titration often requires the transfer of liquids. With<br />
automation in particular, the aspiration of the titrated<br />
sample solution is very convenient. After the preprogrammed<br />
rinsing and aspiration cycles have been<br />
carried out automatically, the sample beaker and<br />
electrodes are immediately ready for the next determination.<br />
The waste is transferred to a canister for convenient<br />
disposal. A membrane pump cannot be used<br />
with liquids that contain solids such as precipitated<br />
silver chloride.<br />
Organic solvents represent a particularly critical<br />
medium. In this case the chemical resistance of the<br />
pump components limits the working range of the<br />
pump. This is not the case with the 772 Pump Unit<br />
because the user has the possibility of using tubing<br />
made from different materials and can thus select tubing<br />
whose resistance is suitable for the medium to be<br />
pumped. The Pump Unit comes with with one piece of<br />
tubing for aqueous media and another one for organic<br />
solvents as standard.<br />
Ordering information<br />
2.772.0110 772 Pump Unit<br />
2.772.0120 772 Pump Unit «Aspirate»<br />
2.772.0130 772 Pump Unit «Rinse»<br />
2.772.0210 Pump Unit to 731/824<br />
2.772.0220 Pump Unit to 731/824: Aspirate<br />
2.772.0230 Pump Unit to 731/824: Rinse<br />
2.843.0120 843 Pump Station (Peristaltic)<br />
2.843.0130 843 Pump Station (Peristaltic) –<br />
Rinse / Aspirate<br />
The 843 Pump Station (Peristaltic) has two built-in<br />
peristaltic pumps. These can be controlled either via<br />
the interface by remote signals or manually by pressing<br />
keys.<br />
Both instruments are available in several versions; these<br />
mainly differ in the accessories supplied with them.<br />
843 Pump Station (Peristaltic)<br />
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