The Sartorius MA150-FDA conforms to FDA requirements when metal panels are in
place of glass window panels (MA150 standard version has glass window panels).
If you're working in the food processing industry the FDA/ HACCP regulations
do not want instrumentation with glass in the production area for food,
because if glass breaks it would create a hazard and could fall into the food.
Other competitive models like the A&D
MX-50/MF-50 moisture balance, the Mettler Toledo HB43, Ohaus
MB35/MB45 moisture analyzer & other several other brands use a GLASS
halogen lamp as the heating source. Not the Sartorius MA150, the
heating source is a Ceramic IR heating element. Ceramic offers stable,
consistent and fast heating because it distributes heat rays very evenly over
the entire sample surface. Ceramic elements also last longer, while halogen
bulbs burn out and need to be replaced.
Typical applications for this moisture analyzer include regular random sampling
and incoming inspection in the food and beverage, chemical, pharmaceutical,
and building materials industries as well as in environmental monitoring.
You name it, the MA150-FDA will analyze it - wherever you need to obtain fast
and reliable moisture analysis results.
The Sartorius MA150 features a timer mode and fully automatic mode for end-point
determination, the MA150 also has a manually adjustable semi-automatic mode.
The Sartorius MA150 replaces the Sartorius MA45 analyzer and the weighing capacity
has been extended to 150 g, and its weight resolution is accurate to 1 mg using
the rugged patented monolithic weigh cell by Sartorius.
For more than 25 years, Sartorius has been a leading supplier of equipment for
rapid gravimetric moisture analysis and we offer full line of
Sartorius Moisture Analyzers to meet just about every need.
Opens wide for excellent access. Durable construction that is
resistant to aggressive chemicals
MoistureConnect data transfer software, for reading weighing data
into a PC is a $425.00 option for the Sartorius MA150. Collecting
data and generating graphics(drying curves)
Place the
sample in the weighing chamber, set your temperature and let the MA150 do
the work. It's fast and its easy.
Compact design with small dimensions and space-efficient footprint
that's only 8.4 x 12.6 x 7.1 inches (WxDxH)
Sartorius MA150 moisture analyzer with glass panels shown above and
image to the right shows Sartorius MA150 with metal panels.
Conforms to
FDA requirements with metal panels in place of glass window panels.
Unit with metal panels meets FDA/ HACCP regulations (no glass allowed in
production)
The Sartorius MA150 is packed with features designed for speed and
efficiency, not least the ceramic IR heater (infrared radiator), which
guarantees even distribution of heat and infrared rays over the sample
surface.
Field-proven, manual flip-up cover
Optional Sartorius Printer provides GLP/GMP printouts. ISO /
GLP compliance
"We did not invent the product, but we made it better" is a famous
quote from BASF and we feel the same with our new RS-232 to USB
converter kit for Sartorius Balances exclusively found at Precision
Weighing Balances. Your Authorized Sartorius Dealer and known
throughout the world for deep discount prices.
Our USB to Serial
Adapter kit for Sartorius Balances (our part # SARUSB) offers you the best
of both world. If you want to interface the Sartorius Scale with a
RS-232 serial port you simply disconnect the 1 foot RS-232 to USB cable.
Eliminate IRQ conflicts by going
USB. Connect your Sartorius balance to any PC running the Windows OS
using HyperTerminal or purchase a third party software
wedge. We offer step by step instructions how to use HyperTerminal
here.
Warning - Moisture balancesshould not be used on any volatile organic sample with flash
points. Even a MSDS rating of 1. Samples with low flask points
like Acetaldehyde -38°C or MEK -4°C should not be used with the Sartorius
MA-45 Moisture Balance and maybe you should look at Karl Fisher as an
alternative.
Although you might presently perform analysis with an
oven on these samples the ovens typically have ventilation and a much
larger cavity than the typical moisture balance that operates on the
principles of TGA. In addition, with most moisture balances there is
no ventilation so all the fumes remain inside the hood of the moisture
balance. We strongly recommend you consult
with a safety specialist always prior to using any moisture balances for
your
safety.