Metrohm 852 Tiranda Titration System

• Quality control in chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
• Environmental analysis for water and soil samples.
• Food and beverage industry for acidity and concentration determination.
• Academic and industrial research laboratories for method development and analysis.

Titration modes

Typically supports potentiometric, Karl Fischer, and thermometric titration.

Number of burettes

Commonly features one or more interchangeable dosing units.

Measurement range

For this class of equipment, a broad range of analytes and concentrations can be measured.

Power supply

Typically operates on standard laboratory mains power, commonly 100-240 V AC.

Automation level

Often includes automated sample changers and liquid handling capabilities.

Software integration

Units of this type are designed for PC control and data management.

• What kind of maintenance does a Metrohm Titrando system typically require?

  Routine maintenance commonly involves cleaning electrodes, checking tubing, and calibrating burettes. Specific schedules depend on usage and the types of reagents handled.

• Can this unit be integrated into an existing lab network?

• What accessories are typically needed to operate a titration system like this?

• Is software included with used titration systems?

• What is meant by 'analytical validation' for a titrator?

Titrators are widely regarded as reliable, essential instruments in pharmaceutical, chemical and food analysis work. Buyers typically value their precision and repeatability across routine testing applications. When purchasing used units, industry practice suggests checking calibration history, electrode condition and software functionality. Common strengths include straightforward operation, robust construction and cost effectiveness compared to newer models. Proper maintenance documentation is important when assessing condition and residual value.

General overview for this equipment type