E-Burette
PRODUCT GUIDE
Experience
the Power of
Precision in
your daily
laboratory
routine.
Page 1: ...E Burette PRODUCT GUIDE Experience the Power of Precision in your daily laboratory routine...
Page 2: ...omponents of a Burette How to use a Burette Cleaning Maintenance and Storage of a Burette Applications of a Burette Choosing the right Burette Calibration of a Burette When is burette calibration requ...
Page 3: ...an essential laboratory instrument commonly used in the titration process for quantitative analysis in many industrial chemical tests where solutions of known concentration are used to nd the concentr...
Page 4: ...burette it has a long graduated glass tube with a stopcock at the bottom to control the ow of liquid Gravity causes uid to ow when the valve is opened The exact amount of liquid can be determined by r...
Page 5: ...Burette has an electronic display electronic control panel and motor controlled piston movements that eliminate all problems of the digital burette which dispense manually The accuracy of electronic b...
Page 6: ...are 10ml 25ml and 50ml in capacity The technical speci cation of these burettes are listed below along with their permissible error limits as speci ed in the DIN EN ISO 8655 3 CAPACITY ml INCREMENT ml...
Page 7: ...hat reduce manual operation with high work ef ciency Some major components of E burette are Recirculation Valve a It prevents the loss of reagents during purging by re directing them into the mounted...
Page 8: ...g E burette comes with different standard sizes of adapter that comfortably t most laboratory reagent bottles The standard sizes of adapters are 28mm 32mm 38mm 40mm and 45mm Stylus h It is a sleek han...
Page 9: ...the piston movement is manual which can be operated manually using a wheel A digital display allows the user to note the volume of the liquid dispensed out of the burette This feature eliminates meni...
Page 10: ...se the panel Press the ON OFF button The screen will display Welcome CONNECTING THE BATTERIES Adjust the length of telescopic tube according to reservoir bottle length Fix the telescopic tube at the b...
Page 11: ...ill show the charging Now E burette is now ready to be switched on Switch on the instrument using the ON OFF switch at the back of the control panel When it boots the instrument will warn the user to...
Page 12: ...tick mark on the control panel screen when ready The digital burette will purge automatically If the instrument is still not properly purged repeat the purging process again till no large air bubble...
Page 13: ...ing dropwise dispensing that allows the user to get accurate end point of the titration The user interface is very responsive and the dispensing starts by clicking the appropriate button on the contro...
Page 14: ...aned in the following situations to ensure the correct operations and test results NOTE The piston cylinder valves telescoping lling tube and titration tube may contain the reagent The necessary safet...
Page 15: ...ed water INTENSIVE CLEANING OF BURETTE The dispensing cylinder valve telescoping lling tube and titrating tube are lled with reagent For this reason always perform a standard cleaning before dismantli...
Page 16: ...ne industry Automotive industry Food and Beverage industry Cosmetic industry Choosing the right Burette Choosing the best burette for your application can be a challenging task as the liquid handling...
Page 17: ...allow the user to work at the desired speed while avoiding manual error The dropwise dispensing option in the Microlit s E Burette allows the user to choose this mode when they are about to reach the...
Page 18: ...sults However the Microlit s E burette has a motor controlled piston speed that allows laboratory personnel to work ef ciently as it does not need to oversee the delivery process at every moment 3 Pre...
Page 19: ...he bottom right of the control panel home screen From the settings menu choose calibration Fill the nominal volume of double distilled deionized water by clicking the FILL button on the calibration sc...
Page 20: ...ntervals In the same series the Clinical and laboratory standards institute CSLI has provided the guidelines for pipette burette that speci es these instruments must be calibrated every 3 to 6 months...
Page 21: ...en it Air bubbles in the instrument Instrument lled to quickly Purging not complete Filling tube loose or damaged Filling tube does not dip into the liquid Recirculation tube is not mounted or mounted...
Page 22: ...is smaller than that indicated The instrument has not been completely primed Filling valve is blocked or damaged Prime the instrument again Clean the lling valve and if necessary replace the lling val...
