Product Number: 2270900
Analytical-grade titration in the palm of your hand. Not your typical digital!
No software. No touchscreen. No Bluetooth. No cloud connection. No external power.
The "digital" in Digital Titrator refers to the discrete, counted increments - or digits of titrant it dispenses. Instead of estimating volume from the position of a meniscus on a buret scale, the operator simply reads the counter.
The result is a simpler alternative to classical buret titration: accurate titrations in the lab, in the plant, or in the field - with less setup, less technique sensitivity, and less equipment.
Why choose the Hach™ Digital Titrator?
Consistent results. Less technique sensitive.
Get laboratory-quality titration results without the technique or training required to read and operate a traditional buret.
One platform. Many analyses.
Measure alkalinity, hardness, chloride, acidity, sulfite and more using one handheld device and interchangeable titrant cartridges.
Portable precision.
Lightweight and rugged. Take titration to the sample instead of bringing every sample to the lab. No external power required.
A simpler titration workflow.
Change analyses by changing the titrant cartridge and delivery tube - no buret to clean, rinse, refill or reassemble. The digital titrator also helps to reduce the potential for cross-contamination between titrants.
Hach 2270900 Digital Titrator Complete Kit
Everything you need to get started.
Includes: Digital Titrator + manual + carrying case + glassware (100 mL graduated cylinder, 125 and 250 mL Erlenmeyer flasks) + delivery tubes + demineralizer bottle
(Manual including methods downloadable below).
Digital Titrator methods use a high-precision dispensation device and cartridges of concentrated titrant to allow analyses in the lab, the plant or the field.
Interchangeable cartridges allow you to change titrants in seconds. No cleaning or rinsing burets.
More than 50 parameter/range combinations are available
Concentrated titrants allow 40-100 typical titrations per cartridge.
The number used for calculation of sample concentration is recorded directly from the Digital Titrator's digital counter. For many methods, the displayed value is the concentration.
