Laboratory Digital Colorimeter
Laboratory Digital Colorimeter

Laboratory Digital Colorimeter

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Laboratory Digital Colorimeter Specification

  • Accuracy
  • 0.02 O.D.
  • Power Supply
  • AC 230V / DC 12V Adapter
  • Glass Type
  • Optical glass cuvettes
  • Features
  • Compact design, easy calibration, accurate readings
  • Control Type
  • Membrane keypad
  • Shape
  • Rectangular
  • Temperature Resistance
  • Ambient conditions
  • Display Type
  • Bright 3-Digit LED display
  • Type
  • Digital Laboratory Colorimeter
  • Dimension (L*W*H)
  • 270 x 225 x 120 mm
  • Equipment Type
  • Bench-top Colorimeter
  • Equipment Materials
  • Metal body with powder coated finish
  • Power
  • 12V DC, 1.5 Amps Adapter
  • Voltage
  • 230V AC 10%, 50 Hz
  • Material
  • Metal and High-grade components
  • Application
  • Measurement of color intensity, chemical analysis in lab
  • Capacity (Ltr)
  • Sample-based, not specified in litres
  • Weight
  • Approx. 3 kg
  • Light Source
  • 6V Tungsten Lamp
  • Calibration
  • Manual and zero adjustment
  • Resolution
  • 0.01 O.D.
  • Wavelength Range
  • 400-700 nm
  • No. of Filters
  • 8 (Glass
  • Measuring Range
  • 0-2.00 O.D. (Optical Density)
  • Readout Mode
  • Direct digital
  • Sample Volume
  • 1 ml min.
  • Standard Accessories
  • Set of cuvettes, power adapter, instruction manual
  • Colour Standards
  • Suitable for colorimetric estimation of chemicals
  • Operating Temperature
  • 10°C to 40°C
  • Fuse Protection
  • Yes, built-in
 

Laboratory Digital Colorimeter Trade Information

  • Minimum Order Quantity
  • 1 Piece
  • Supply Ability
  • 15 Pieces Per Day
  • Delivery Time
  • 15 Days
  • Main Domestic Market
  • All India
 

About Laboratory Digital Colorimeter

Other details

MODELS

WAVELENGTHS

PRECISION & MODES

HANS 251

Five Wavelengths 450, 505, 530, 580, 630

Up to 2 Decimal Precision (0.00), Absorbance Mode Only

HANS 253

Five Wavelengths 450, 505, 530, 580, 630

Up to 2 Decimal Precision (0.00), Absorbance Mode Only

HANS 291/391

Nine Wavelengths 405, 430, 465, 505, 530, 565, 580, 630, 700

Up to 2 or 3 Decimal Precision (0.00)/ (0.000) ,Absorbance Mode Only

HANS 293/393

Nine Wavelengths 405, 430, 465, 505, 530, 565, 580, 630, 700

Up to 2 or 3 Decimal Precision (0.00)/ (0.000) Absorbance, Concentration & Factor Modes

 Specification

LIGHT SOURCE

LED Life Long Light Source

METHODS

ABSORBANCE, END POINT

REAGENT VOLUME

0.250ml in Semi Micro Cuvette

0.500ml in Micro Square Cuvette

1ml in Round Glass Cuvette

CALIBRATION

AUTO CALIBRATION with Known Standard or Artificial Standard

PHOTOMETRIC RANGE

0.000 -3.500ABS

DISPLAY

LCD with Blue White Backlight, Alphanumeric

KEYBOARD

16 Keys,0-9Nos, with Haemoglobin(Hb), Calibration (CAL), Absorbace(ABS), ENT KEY

POWER

5A, 3 Pic, 230V and BATTERY Box with 8 A batterys

 



Versatile Measurement Capabilities

Equipped to measure within a 400-700 nm wavelength range and featuring eight durable optical glass filters, this colorimeter allows users to analyze a wide array of chemicals and substances. Its sensitivity and precision make it essential for colorimetric and chemical analysis applications across research, clinical, and industrial lab environments.


User-Friendly Digital Operation

A membrane keypad alongside a bright 3-digit LED display delivers straightforward interaction and direct readout of optical density values. This digital laboratory colorimeter supports both manual calibration and zero adjustment, ensuring consistently accurate results and facilitating smooth operation for both novice and experienced users.


Robust and Portable Design

The colorimeters compact, rectangular form (270 x 225 x 120 mm) and lightweight build (approximately 3 kg) make it suitable for bench-top use without consuming excessive space. Its powder-coated metal construction not only provides durability but also offers resistance to ambient temperatures and the rigors of daily laboratory handling.

FAQs of Laboratory Digital Colorimeter:


Q: How do I calibrate the Laboratory Digital Colorimeter before use?

A: Manual calibration and zero adjustment are performed using the membrane keypad, following instructions in the included manual. Calibration helps ensure the accuracy of all measurements.

Q: What types of samples can be measured with this colorimeter?

A: The unit is designed for colorimetric estimation of chemicals and is compatible with sample volumes as low as 1 ml, using supplied optical glass cuvettes. It is suitable for use in research, educational, clinical, and industrial laboratory settings.

Q: When should I use the different glass filters provided?

A: Each of the eight glass filters corresponds to different wavelengths (400-700 nm) for analyzing various substances. Select the filter that matches your analytes absorbance peak for best results.

Q: Where is this colorimeter most effectively utilized?

A: It is ideal for laboratory benches in research institutions, schools, clinics, and industrial facilities where reliable color and chemical concentration measurements are needed.

Q: What is the process for taking a measurement using this device?

A: Place your prepared sample in one of the supplied cuvettes, insert it into the instrument, set the required filter, calibrate to zero, and press the membrane keypad to receive a direct digital readout of optical density.

Q: How does the colorimeter ensure measurement accuracy and safety?

A: Accuracy is ensured by high-resolution detection (0.01 O.D.) and precise calibration. Fuse protection and robust electrical design safeguard both the instrument and the user during operation.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this digital laboratory colorimeter?

A: It offers rapid, accurate, and straightforward measurement of sample color intensity, with easy operation, reliable calibration, and a compact, durable design for busy laboratory environments.

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