Description
Extraction system SER 148/3 is a Randall-method laboratory extractor designed for rapid determination of soluble constituents such as fats, plasticizers and pesticides. Compared with classical Soxhlet extraction it delivers results up to five times faster while consuming less solvent and lowering the cost per analysis. Full operator protection is provided in accordance with IP55. Typical matrices include foodstuffs, animal feed, rubber and plastic articles, pharmaceutical products and soil. Each vessel accepts a maximum volume of 150 ml; working temperature ranges from 100 to 260 °C and sample masses from 0,5 to 15 g (commonly 2–3 g) are processed. Solvent recovery reaches 50–75 % with reproducibility better than 1 %. An RS232 interface supports data transfer. The three-position unit draws 500 W and measures 480 × 620 × 390 mm at approximately 30 kg. Supplied as a complete system from manufacturer LAT, the SER 148/3 offers a compact, efficient solution for routine quantitative extraction work in analytical and quality-control laboratories.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Method: Randall extraction
- Max. volume per vessel: 150 ml
- Working temperature: 100–260 °C
- Sample amount: 0,5–15 g
- Power consumption: 500 W
- Technical Information Sheet:
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