METTLER TOLEDO
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about METTLER TOLEDO from 3G Electric.
What is the difference between the METTLER TOLEDO automatic titrators for precipitation and acid/base measurements?
The METTLER TOLEDO automatic titrators differ in their measurement method and sensor type. The precipitation model, such as SKU 410WE2, uses a silver ring precipitation sensor and is designed for titrations where a precipitate forms. The acid/base model, such as SKU 410WC9, uses an aqueous pH sensor and operates in End Point mode for acid-base titrations. Both operate on 100 to 240V AC at 50/60 Hz and feature automatic reagent delivery. Selection depends on the chemical reaction being analyzed and the required sensor compatibility.
What are the power requirements for METTLER TOLEDO titration instruments supplied by 3G Electric?
The METTLER TOLEDO titration instruments listed, including automatic titrators and Karl Fischer titrators, operate on 100 to 240V AC at 50/60 Hz. This voltage range covers common single-phase power supplies used in laboratories and industrial settings. The frequency is compatible with both 50 Hz and 60 Hz systems. Users should verify that their facility power matches these specifications before installation. No external transformer is required for voltages within this range.
What is included in the METTLER TOLEDO dSens M143 Sensor Kit for Karl Fischer titration?
The METTLER TOLEDO dSens M143 Sensor Kit, part number 3333209, is a component for volumetric Karl Fischer titration. It is used with a volumetric Karl Fischer titrator that operates on 100 to 240V AC at 50/60 Hz and includes automatic reagent delivery. The kit provides the sensor necessary for water content determination in samples. It is intended for use with compatible METTLER TOLEDO titrator models. The kit is supplied as a standalone item for new installations or replacement.
Can METTLER TOLEDO automatic titrators be used for both precipitation and acid/base titrations?
No, METTLER TOLEDO automatic titrators are configured for specific measurement methods. The precipitation titrator uses a silver ring precipitation sensor and is dedicated to precipitation reactions. The acid/base titrator uses an aqueous pH sensor and operates in End Point mode for acid-base reactions. Each instrument is optimized for its intended method. Using the correct titrator for the application ensures accurate endpoint detection. 3G Electric lists these as separate SKUs with distinct MPNs.
What sensor types are available for METTLER TOLEDO titrators through 3G Electric?
3G Electric supplies METTLER TOLEDO titrators with specific sensor types as part of the instrument configuration. These include a silver ring precipitation sensor for precipitation measurements, an aqueous pH sensor for acid/base measurements, and the dSens M143 sensor kit for volumetric Karl Fischer titration. The sensor is matched to the measurement method. Replacement sensors and kits may be available separately. Buyers should confirm the sensor type required for their application when ordering.
How does 3G Electric support procurement of METTLER TOLEDO titration instruments?
3G Electric provides access to METTLER TOLEDO titration instruments and components through its catalog, listing SKUs, MPNs, and technical specifications. The company offers logistics support for global delivery, allowing procurement specialists to source these items from a single supplier. 3G Electric does not manufacture the products; it distributes them. Buyers can request quotes for specific part numbers, such as 410WE2, 410WC9, or 410WG0, and receive assistance with order processing and shipping coordination.
