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Dalian Hantai Technology Co., Ltd

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    hantaikeji@163.com

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    13889538285

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    Xinzhaizi Xinshou Dongyuan, Ganjingzi District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province

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Fully automatic micro water analyzer

NegotiableUpdate on 05/19
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Overview

SH/T 0246-1992 "Determination of Trace Moisture Content in Light Oil (Karl Fischer Coulombic Method)" (Light oil includes gasoline, diesel, ethanol gasoline, lubricating oil, engine oil, transformer oil, etc. GB/T 3727-2003 "Determination of Trace Water in Industrial Ethylene and Propylene (Karl Fischer Coulombic Method)" GB/T 7600-1987 "Determination of Trace Moisture Content in Running Transformer Oil (Karl Fischer Coulombic Method)" GB/T 6023-1999 "Determination of Trace Moisture Content in Butadiene (Karl Fischer Coulombic Method)

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Technical Parameter

1. Developed and produced according to GB/T3727-2003, SH/T0246-2004, GB/T7600-1999, etc. for the determination of moisture in gases, liquids, and solids

2. Blank deduction is accurate and can store and print measurement results and operation time

3. Electrolysis control: Automatic electrolysis current control (maximum 500mA)

4. Measurement range: 2PPM-100%

5. Electrolysis speed: 2.5 milligrams of water per minute (maximum);

6. Spirit

Sensitivity threshold: 0.05 micrograms of water;

7. Accurate

Accuracy: 2 μ g water to 100 μ g (including 100 μ g) water error ± 1 μ g,

For water ranging from 100 μ g (excluding 100 μ g) to 1000 μ g, the error is ± 1%;

8. Self check: The instrument has added the function of diagnosing faults in the power system and display system;

9. Adopt patented electrolytic electrodes;

10. Status: Change the instrument's different states to dynamic flashing for full alert

11. Adopting dual microcontroller control increases the humanization of human-machine operation;