Soxhlet Laboratory Extractor

SER 148 Series – Solvent Extractors

A solvent extraction system that is suitable for the Randall technique is designed to separate a substance or a group of elements from solid and semi-solid samples.input:
output:The solvent extraction solution that is dependable

The Randall technique, which involves immersion, washing, and solvent recovery, can be employed to separate a substance or a group of elements from solid and semi-solid samples using the SER 148/3 and SER 148/6.

The primary application of the automatic version SER 158 is the determination of the content of soluble products, including fats, detergents, plasticizers, and pesticides, in food, animal feeds, detergents, rubber and plastic formulas, pharmaceutical products, and soil.input:
output:Operator safety (IP55) and solvent consumption are not compromised by the SER 148 Series, which is a semi-automatic solution that also ensures a limited cost per analysis.input:
output:The same crucibles can be utilized in conjunction with the HU6 Hydrolysis Unit to prevent any potential sample loss between the two units.input:
output:Randall Method, Accelerated Results

Randall method, an enhancement of Soxhlet technique, is employed to expedite the analysis by employing hot solvents to perform single or multiple solvent extractions. In reality, the extraction time can be significantly reduced (approximately 90 minutes) due to the rapid solubilization achieved by the hot solvent.input:
output:The extraction process involves immersing the sample in a boiling solvent, followed by a rinsing phase with a cold solvent.input:
output:A high recovery rate of the solvent is guaranteed, in addition to maximum reproducibility.input:
output:The SER Series is capable of providing increased flexibility by being compatible with a diverse array of solvents and sample types.