Without temperature control

Polarimeters without temperature control

P8000 and P8100

Polarimeter P8000 with measurement tube PRG-100-E and temperature sensor PRT-E

Compact polarimeter with proven features

The polarimeter models P8000 and P8100 are the right choice for all applications where sample temperature control for high-precision measurements is not absolutely necessary. The devices are suitable for almost all samples as the parts that come in contact with the sample are chemical resistant. The P8000 and P8100 are recommended for all basic applications. Instead of a temperature control, the temperature can be compensated according to ICUMSA. That allows you to take measurements at any temperature? the results will then be converted to the desired temperature. In addition, the international sugar scale has been predefined on our devices, and the initial weight is taken into account for the conversion into the specific rotation.

• Suitable measurement tubes for any type of sample

• Temperature measurement directly inside the sample

• Reliable temperature compensation

• Highest accuracy over the entire measurement range

• Very short measurement time of approx. 1 s

• Measurement up to an optical density of 3.0 OD

• Intuitive operation via touch-screen display

• Predefined scales (opt. rotation, spec. rotation, int. sugar scale, concentration)

• Any number of freely definable scales with conversions based on tables or formulas

• Chemical-resistant materials

• Compliance with GMP/GLP, 21 CFR Part 11, Pharmakopöen (USP, BP, JP), FDA, ISO, HACCP, OIML, ASTM, ICUMSA, NIST

Typical applications

The P8000 and P8100 are especially recommended in case of a high sample throughput in the sugar industry.

• Determination of concentrations in raw materials, preliminary, intermediate and end products

• Determination of sugar concentration

• Monitoring of chemical processes, e.g. during the manufacture of invert sugar

A comprehensive overview of typical applications with the polarimeters of the P8000 series can be found in our campus article on polarimeter applications.

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