Analytical, Pharma & Food

Analyze material composition for consistent quality.

What Is It?

Analytical Testing is the scientific process of examining a substance to determine what it is (its composition) and how much of each component is present. It’s like a detective using specialized tools to uncover the exact chemical makeup of a sample. The main goal is to ensure product quality, safety, and compliance by verifying that ingredients are correct and free from harmful impurities.

Composition Check: Determines the precise ingredients and chemical elements that make up a product or material.
Contaminant Detection: Identifies trace amounts of unwanted or dangerous substances, such as toxins or pollutants.
Quantitative Data: Provides objective, numerical results about the percentage or concentration of each component present.

Who Needs This Testing?

Any industry where product composition directly affects consumer health, safety, or legal compliance relies heavily on analytical testing. It is essential for proving a product is safe to use and that it meets the strict purity and quality standards set by governments and regulatory bodies.

Pharmaceuticals: Crucial for confirming drug purity, verifying ingredient strength, and ensuring medicines are safe and effective.
Food and Beverage: Used to check nutritional values, detect allergens, verify freshness, and test for harmful contaminants like bacteria or pesticides.
Chemical Manufacturing: Essential for quality control of raw materials, verifying the final product’s formula, and ensuring process efficiency

How Is It Done?

Analytical testing is performed using a range of highly accurate instruments, each suited for a different task, from measuring tiny weights to checking moisture content. These methods transform physical properties into digital, numerical data. While some methods check physical characteristics like hardness, others use chemical reactions to determine the composition.

Analytical Balances: Used to measure masses with extreme precision, often down to a fraction of a milligram, which is vital for preparing test samples and chemical standards.
Karl Fischer Titrators: A specialized chemical test used to accurately determine the exact amount of water or moisture present in solid, liquid, or gas samples.
Hardness Analytical: Measures the resistance of a material to permanent indentation, which is a key physical quality for plastics, metals, and rubber products.

Overview

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Featured Products

Your Lab Weighing Essential

Achieve reliable and accurate results for all your standard laboratory tasks with this analytical weighing instrument. Designed for simple operation and long-lasting durability, it provides 0.1 mg readability and a 220 g capacity, making quality accessible and affordable for any lab.

Self-Correction System: Internal adjustment procedure ensures consistently accurate results with a single keypress.
Rugged Construction: Features a solid metal base and overload protection for maximum longevity.
Clear Visibility: Large, bright LCD display makes reading results simple and fast.
Built-in Connectivity: RS232 interface allows for error-free data transfer to printers or PCs.

Ultimate Moisture Analysis for the Modern Lab

This high-end titrator is engineered to meet the stringent demands of modern analytical chemistry, specializing in accurate water content determination via Karl Fischer titration. Beyond KFT, it also handles titrations to a predefined endpoint (SET mode), making it a versatile powerhouse for any lab.

Intelligent Electrode Ready: Features a digital measuring input for high-precision, intelligent sensors.
Expanded Versatility: Performs both Karl Fischer and general endpoint titrations.
Superior Automation: Supports up to four dosing units for automated sample and solvent handling.
Compliance Guaranteed: Fully supports GMP/GLP and FDA regulations like 21 CFR Part 11.