Product Description
Flow Thorough Cell
Proven, rugged pipe adapters for process analytical solutions.
Flow-through housings from METTLER TOLEDO are available in various basic designs for measuring points in a pipe or bypass. They allow the introduction of electrodes/sensors into the sample media, either directly or via METTLER TOLEDO InTrac or InFit housings. Choice of materials, pipe diameters and process connections are available.
Features and Benefits :-
- In-line fitting for metal or plastic pipes or bypasses.
- Versions for InTrac or InFit housings or direct mounting of the electrode/sensor.
- Stainless steel and polymer versions available.
Advanced Control and Accurate MeasurementEquipped with microcomputer automatic control and a digital display, this tester ensures precise readings with a resolution of 0.1 Pa and an accuracy of 2% FS. Its automatic and manual calibration features make it simple to maintain optimal performance with minimal operator effort.
Flexible and User-Friendly OperationThe instrument accommodates single-channel testing for specimens sized 100x100 mm with a fast test speed of 5 L/min. Tool-free access enables straightforward cleaning and calibration, while the quick-release clamp system makes specimen swapping seamless during routine laboratory activities.
Comprehensive Safety and ConnectivityBuilt-in over-pressure protection, an emergency stop switch, and programmable alarm functions support robust safety. It connects via RS232 to PC software, facilitating advanced analysis and report generation, and runs efficiently on standard AC 220V, 50Hz power.
FAQs of Flow-through Process Adaptions:
Q: How does the Flow-through Process Adaptions Tester ensure the safety of operators during use?
A: This equipment is equipped with over-pressure protection systems and an emergency stop switch. These features are designed to prevent operational hazards and allow immediate shutdown if needed, ensuring laboratory personnel remain safe during testing.
Q: What filter media materials can be tested with this equipment?
A: The tester is compatible with a broad range of materials, including woven, non-woven, and coated fabrics. This flexibility makes it suitable for applications such as mask, respirator, and general textile permeability evaluations.
Q: What steps are involved in the calibration process?
A: Calibration can be performed either automatically or manually through the intuitive digital interface. Automatic calibration streamlines setup, while manual calibration allows for fine-tuning to meet specific testing protocols.
Q: When should data storage be utilized, and what capacity does it offer?
A: Data storage is intended for tracking test results over time. The system can retain up to 1000 test records, supporting comprehensive data management for quality assurance and research documentation.
Q: Where should the tester be installed for optimal operation?
A: For best performance, the tester should be placed in a dust-free, indoor laboratory environment. Stable temperature (10C to 40C) and humidity (40%85% RH) help ensure the accuracy and reliability of test results.
Q: What is the process for specimen loading and replacement?
A: The instrument features a quick-release clamp system that simplifies specimen installation and removal. This mechanism allows for fast and efficient testing processes, particularly useful in high-throughput laboratory settings.
Q: What are the main benefits of connecting the tester to PC software?
A: PC connectivity enables advanced data analysis, report generation, and effective record management through the supplied software. This integration streamlines laboratory workflows and enhances the presentation of test results.