Laboratory Products 55 New pH Meter Launched


Trans Instruments, a manufacturer of pH instrumentation with over 20 years experience, is pleased to announce the launch of the new WalkLAB series HP9010 pH meter.


The meter has a large and simple to navigate backlit LCD display in a rugged ABS casing, which is fully splash proof and weather proof with an IP rating of 65. It is made simple to use with each measurement automated with auto-lock system that will display a stabilised endpoint reading. This unique feature allows users, even inexperience one, to take pH measurement with the least error due to handling, temperature or electrode stability.


The meter is capable of 5 points calibration with automatic buffer recognition. Two groups of standards can be selected from ISO standard pH7.00, 4.01 and 10.01 or NIST standard of 6.86, 9.18. Users are able to review the calibration offset and percentage of slope of the electrode. Calibration data is stored in non-volatile memory where in the event of battery removal, data is not erased. It can to store up to 99 sets of measured data memory of pH, mV and temperature, stamped with date and time. Users can download stored memory or make continuous data logging on a PC with the optional USB connection kit that comes with the software.


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New Amber Bottle System Keeps Light-Sensitive Materials Safe


The multi-award winning YOUTILITY bottle system from Duran is now available with amber coloured, low actinic glass. The amber coloured glass offers protection against ultraviolet (UV) light for light sensitive material, and fully meets the requirements of the USP <660> and Eur. Ph. 3.2.1. The amber coloured YOUTILITY bottles are available in four sizes: 125, 250, 500 and 1000 ml. The amber YOUTILITY bottles can be used for the storage or transport of chemicals that are sensitive to light in the 290 and 500 nm wavelength ranges. The YOUTILITY glass bottles are moulded from the tried and tested DURAN®


, a borosilicate 3.3 pharmacopoeial Type 1 glass. The special amber


colour is permanently fi red into the exterior glass surface. The external treatment does not affect the properties of the inner surface of the bottle. The ambered DURAN®


chemical resistance and temperature shock resistance as the clear. Each amber DURAN®


glass offers the same excellent YOUTILITY


bottle is supplied as a complete system, with an autoclavable, ergonomic YOUTILITY GL 45 plug seal cap, and a drip-free pouring ring. The YOUTILITY bottle feature white enamel graduations and have an integrated Retrace Code to allow full product traceability. The new amber versions of the DURAN® YOUTILITY Bottle System are now available from all approved DURAN®


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