Description
CN4-IR behrotest infrared rapid digestion system is a laboratory digestion unit configured for cyanide determination with a capacity of up to four samples. Infrared heating supports fast sample breakdown prior to cyanide analysis, while the system is supplied complete with a membrane vacuum pump for the associated process steps. The compact footprint is reflected in packaging dimensions of 0,6 m depth, 0,8 m width and 0,94 m height, with a net and gross weight of 48,00 kg, indicating a robust benchtop or dedicated-station instrument. Intended for water and wastewater analytical laboratories, the CN4-IR addresses multi-sample cyanide workflows where rapid infrared digestion improves sample throughput. Offered in the behrotest range from manufacturer Behr, the system combines the digestion block concept with vacuum support in one package. It is supplied as a single complete unit for laboratories that require parallel processing of up to four cyanide samples under controlled infrared digestion conditions.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Model: CN4-IR
- Product type: Infrared rapid digestion system
- Sample capacity: Max. 4 samples
- Included: Membrane vacuum pump
- Technical Information Sheet:
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