Mettler Toledo Stromboli Karl Fischer Oven Sample Changer

In combination with the Karl Fischer compact titrators C30 and V30 the Stromboli sample changer enables up to 14 samples to be titrated in unattended operation.

The samples are automatically transferred into a temperature controlled oven from where the evaporated water is transferred to the titration cell via an applied gas flow.

Plug and Play

Just connect Stromboli to the titrator using the cable supplied and switch on both instruments. You are now ready for your first measurement. The titrator controls Stromboli. It does not have any operating elements and does not require special installation or configuration.

Easy sample handling

The 20ml-sample vials are designed for quick and easy handling: you simply add the sample, cover the vial with an adhesive foil and place a rubber seal on top of the vial. The large volume is ideal for samples with low moisture content or low density. Once the analysis has been completed, you can easily remove the seal and reuse both seal and sample vial. You need no special tools and nothing is wasted.

Gas or air

The oven can be operated with a laboratory gas supply or with an optionally available air pump. The drying unit ensures that the gas entering the instrument is perfectly dry.

A sample changer including a drying oven:

Temperature range from 30-300°C. The titration is started only when the set oven temperature is reached. The oven temperature is documented on the printout.

Clear display

Stromboli displays the actual and the preset oven temperature in large blue illuminated numerals on the upper side of the instrument.

Blank and drift determinations:

Drift determination to compensate moisture introduced by the carrier gas. Blank determination to compensate the moisture from the vial and the carrier gas. The values can be entered manually, automatically determined before a series or taken from the last measurement. One or more positions for blank and drift determinations can be freely defined in the titrator method.