Description
HTI7 behrotest COD manual titration station with digital burette and magnetic stirrer is a dedicated laboratory workstation for chemical oxygen demand (COD) hand titration using RG2 reaction vessels. The station brings titrant dosing and sample agitation together in one place: a digital burette supports controlled volumetric addition, while the integrated magnetic stirrer keeps the reaction mixture homogeneous during titration. This arrangement is intended for routine COD workflows in which samples prepared in RG2 vessels are titrated manually and a stable stirring field aids endpoint observation and method consistency. By matching the geometry and handling of RG2 reaction vessels, the HTI7 setup reduces the need to transfer digested samples between separate stirring and burette positions. The unit belongs to the behrotest instrument line from manufacturer Behr and is aimed at water and wastewater laboratories, environmental testing rooms, and teaching or method-development benches that run classical COD titration after digestion. Supplied as one complete station piece, it is suitable for permanent placement on a standard laboratory work surface within digital-burette and volumetric-analysis areas.
This article is part of Burettes, in Volumetric glassware.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: HTI7
- Product type: COD manual titration station
- Configuration: digital burette and magnetic stirrer
- Compatible vessels: RG2 reaction vessels
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