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Automatic Extractor Systems

Significantly reducing extraction time, the automatic distillation systems are quicker alternatives to manual separations. Featuring multiple sample place settings, the machines determine the content of soluble products simultaneously for more concise conclusions. Durable manufacturing and tight closures make the equipment solutions for containing air-sensitive solvents required in reactions. Program settings to complete desired actions without needing personnel present. Automatic distillation systems are safer than traditional methods, as parameters are constantly monitored and enforced with alarms.

 
ASPEC® 241 system

ASPEC® 241 system

Supplier: GILSON LCMS

This compact ASPEC® system combines positive pressure solid phase extraction (SPE) with small footprint and precise liquid handling for reliable automated SPE applications.

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ASPEC® 274 system

ASPEC® 274 system

Supplier: GILSON LCMS

This ASPEC® system for positive pressure solid phase extraction (SPE) automation maximises throughput by processing up to four samples in parallel. With its small footprint and multiple probes, it is the ideal choice for reproducible and efficient sample cleanup for clinical, forensic, doping, food, and environmental testing labs.

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Cold solvent extractor units, COEX

Cold solvent extractor units, COEX

Supplier: VELP SCIENTIFIC

In order to perform a reliable raw fibre analysis, the sample must have a low fat content (<1%). For those samples that exceed this value, a preliminary fat extraction is required using acetone, hexane or petroleum. The COEX performs rapid fat extraction directly in the same glass crucibles that are used by the FIWE Series for the next satge of fibre analysis..

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Automatic solvent extractors, SER 158 series

Automatic solvent extractors, SER 158 series

Supplier: VELP SCIENTIFIC

A fully automated and cloud enabled solvent extractor capable of a high sample throughput, offering state-of-the-art technology for a fast, precise and accurate extractions in complete safety according to Randall or Twisselmann techniques.

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Automated solvent extractors according to Randall

Automated solvent extractors according to Randall

Supplier: VELP SCIENTIFIC

The SER 148/3 and SER 148/6 can be used to separate a substance or a group of elements (e.g. fat) from solid and semi-solid samples according to the Randall technique (consisting of immersion, washing and solvent recovery). The main field of application is the determination of the content of soluble products such as fats, detergents, plasticisers and pesticides in food, animal feed, detergents, rubber and plastic formulas, pharmaceutical products, soil, and more.

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Hot extractors according to Randall

Hot extractors according to Randall

Supplier: BEHR

These extractors can be used to separate a substance or a group of elements from samples according to the Randall technique. It features lever assembly to raise and lower the extraction unit into/out of the heating chamber.

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Compact automatic extraction units, SOXTHERM®

Compact automatic extraction units, SOXTHERM®

Supplier: GERHARDT

SOXTHERM® units are automatic and fully programmable extraction equipment for the determination of fat in foodstuffs, including dairy, cereals, fruit, meat, and chocolate. In addition, the Soxtherm can be used as an early stage extraction process in the determination of pollutants in environmental samples, such as pesticides, PCB, phenols, dioxins and additives for plastics. The equipment has been designed to handle volatile solvents safely and economically. The safety features also include a glass front door that opens and closes automatically upon start or end of programme and illuminated glass beakers, which allow easy visual inspection of the extraction progress.

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