Technical Data - SCHOTT TW alpha plus Mode D'emploi

9 Technical data

CE sign: EMC - Compatibility according to the directive 89/336/EEC of the Council;
Interference emission according to the EN 61 326 standard, Part 1
Jamming resistance according to the EN 61 326 standard, Part 2
Low-voltage directive according to the Directive 73/23/EEC of the Council, in the version as
last amended by the Directive 93/68/EEC of the Council
Testing basis: EN 61 010, Part 1
Country of origin: Made in Germany
Automatic TW alpha plus Titration Sample Changer with interchangeable sample plates. Sample plates for 12,
24 beaker glasses or 24 COD reaction vessels according to DIN 38 409, Part 41. 48-type plates available as
special make.
Stroke height: 270 mm, at delivery ex-factory limited to 130 mm
Beaker glasses for sample plates with
12 samples (* = preferred shape):
250 ml with muzzle, low shape
400 ml with muzzle, high shape
400 ml with muzzle, high shape
Beaker glasses for sample plates with
16 samples (* = preferred shape):
100 ml with muzzle, low shape
150 ml with muzzle, low shape
250 ml with muzzle, high shape
250 ml without muzzle, high shape
Beaker glasses for sample plates with
24 samples (* = preferred shape):
50 ml with muzzle, high shape
50 ml without muzzle, high shape
Materials:
Device: Casing made of two-component- coated ALU,
steel sheet, and epoxy resin
Sample plates: Stainless steel and ABS
Dimensions:
Device: 143 x 620 x 475 mm (W x H x D)
Sample plates: Diameter 450 mm,
Connection values: 220 V, 30 VA
110 V, 30 VA
Weight
Device:
Sample plate with 12 beaker glasses 250 ml: approx. 2,7 kg
Sample plate with 16 beaker glasses 150 ml: approx. 2,6 kg
Sample plate with 24 beaker glasses 50 ml: approx. 2,4 kg
Sample plate with 24 reaction vessels:
Order number of
SCHOTT GLAS, MAINZ
21 106 36*
21 116 41
21 117 41
Order number of
SCHOTT GLAS, MAINZ
21 106 24
21 106 29*
21 116 36
21 117 36
Order number of
SCHOTT GLAS, MAINZ
21 116 17*
21 117 17
H = 65 mm (for beaker glasses)
H = 110 mm (for COD reaction vessels
according to DIN 38 409, Part 41)
approx. 10,3 kg
approx. 6,3 kg