Analytical Instrumentation CFPP tester for fast,
easy and precise results Anton Paar presents Callisto 100, a fully automated, compact, stand-alone CFPP tester operated by touchscreen. The tester contains all required components according to the standard method. Testing and results are in full compliance with ASTM D6371, EN 116, EN 16329, IP 309 and JIS K2288. In
addition, Callisto 100 can be used for manual cloud and pour point measurements.
Based on more than 30 years of Anton Paar’s experience in Peltier element technology, Callisto 100 comes with a state-of-the-art Peltier element concept which allows the connection of a methanol-free cooling system. It ensures outstanding homogeneity of the cooling jacket, which is the most critical and decisive parameter for a correct CFPP value determination.
For easy and intuitive operation, Callisto 100 comes with pre-programmed standard test methods and the possibility to create and store up to 90 individual user programs. The large color display indicates the sample and jacket temperature in real time and provides additional graphical information about the aspiration and back flow times to observe the temperature behavior of the sample during the test.
Thanks to contact-free infrared detection technology the complete filtration unit is easily accessible and has the same detection position in each test, which ensures high accuracy and repeatability. Callisto 100 delivers excellent detection, even when the pipette is frosted, and there are no interferences by daylight.
Callisto 100 has a minimum downtime for high sample throughput. Once users have prepared their second complete filtration unit and put it into the storage place at the rear of the instrument, the instrument is ready for the next test run within seconds. To make the cleaning of the pipette as easy as possible, a programmable automated cleaning routine can be initiated at the push of a button. In addition, Callisto 100 is entirely maintenance-free.
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Safe on-site density measurement in
hazardous locations Anton Paar launches a new intrinsically safe portable density meter solely designed for the petroleum industry – a must- have if samples are flammable or measurements are carried out in explosive atmospheres. DMA 35 Ex Petrol is the only safe option for measurements under such conditions, fully compliant to IP 559 and ASTM D7777 standards.
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The new DMA 35 Ex Petrol comes with ATEX marking II 2 G Ex ib IIC T4 and is the only portable density meter on the market certified according to the latest EU Directive 2014/34/EU. Packaged in a robust, splash-proof housing, the instrument is built to withstand the knocks and spills of outdoor use. A special housing material ensures maximum resistance to petroleum samples and the cartridge containing the oscillating U-tube comes with an additional rubber protection in order to ensure the maximum lifetime of the instrument.
DMA 35 Ex Petrol only needs 2 mL of sample for the measurement, and delivers results in less than a minute. It is ready to display the measured result in °API, API Density, or API Gravity for the relevant reference temperature and product group without the need for further calculations, which eliminates potential user errors.
Stored results are wirelessly sent to a computer or printer to ensure perfect documentation of results. The density results are accurate to 0.001 g/cm3
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WWW.PETRO-ONLINE.COM and Perfection from the first drop
Anton Paar has launched Diana 700, the ideal solution for automatically performing high-precision distillation range analysis at atmospheric pressure. Support and automation for reliable results
The intelligent condition monitoring system controls all steps that are necessary to perform a distillation and only allows a start if every step was completed successfully. Users do not lose time on test repeats due to an incorrect setup or non-compliance with the standard. The instrument has a high degree of automation as the heater and a protection shield move up fully automatically after the flask has been installed using the unique and mobile multi-plug. Untrained users benefit from illustrations that explain the procedure that is necessary to start a distillation step-by-step. For experienced users, the advanced mode enables a quick start.
Convenience combined with efficiency
For a smooth operator experience and to increase the usability of the instrument, the multi-plug combines the vapor temperature sensor and the flask mounting device. With just one hand it is possible to install the 125 mL or 200 mL flask within seconds in the correct position. The receiving chamber of Diana 700 ensures very easy operation. Thanks to the tight jacketing of the receiving cylinder, the cooling chamber guarantees an excellent stability of the sample and cylinder temperature.
Because of the highly efficient Peltier tempering technique for the condenser and the receiving chamber, Diana 700 enables a fast switch between different ASTM D86 distillation groups and reaches the required temperatures in less than five minutes. The volume detection makes use of the high accuracy of contact imaging sensor technology (CIS) in order to achieve a precise and continuous determination of the sample volume throughout the distillation. Additionally, the volume is measured by the instrument before the test starts and corrected to 100 % volume, if necessary.
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DISTILLATION ANALYZER:
PERFECTION FROM THE FIRST DROP
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Ideal solution for high-precision atmospheric distillation tests
- Applicable for fuels and solvents
- Quick startup due to short tempering times
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Intelligent condition monitoring system for maximum safety
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