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Analytical Science
Milk Analyzer
Lactoscan S - Advanced Model Milk Analyzer
Features
- User-friendly: simple in operation, maintenance, calibration and installation
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60 (120 option) samples/hour, 60 (30) sec. measurement
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For farms and small labs
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Portable and compact design
- Very small quantity of milk required
- Low power consumption
- No use of hazardous chemicals
- Measuring accuracy adjustment can be done by the user RS 232 Interface
- ESC POS Printer Support
- Two samples self-calibration
- Easily readable results
- Possibility connecting pH probe
- Integrated pH and conductivity measuring;
- Function Real time clock;
- USB;
- USB flash drive;
- Embedded printer;
- Embedded keypad;
- Self calibration without computer
Calibrations
Cow, UHT milk, Cream 45%*
* On Customer's request milk analyzer LACTOSCAN S options can be calibrated for measuring buffalo, sheep, whey, skimmed milk (0.01% FAT), concentrated milk (up to 1160 kg/m³ ), recovered milk, etc.
Measuring Parameters
|
Parameter |
Measure Range |
Accuracy |
|---|---|---|
|
FAT |
from 0.01% to 45% |
±0.06% |
|
Solids-non-fat (SNF) |
from 3% to 40% |
±0.15% |
|
Density |
from 1015kg/m³ to 1160kg/m³ |
±0.3kg/m³ |
|
Protein |
from 2% to 7% |
±0.15% |
|
Lactose |
from 0.01% to 6% |
±0.2% |
|
Added water |
from 0% to 70% |
±3 |
|
Milk sample temperature |
from 1°C to 40 °C |
±1% |
|
Freezing point |
from –0.4°C to –0.7°C |
±0.001% |
|
Salts |
from 0.4% to 1.5% |
±0.05% |
|
pH |
from 0 to 14 |
±0.05% |
|
Conductivity |
from 3mS/cm to 14mS/cm |
±0.05% |
|
Total solids |
from 0% to 25% |
±0.17% |
Environmental Conditions
- Ambient air temperature — 10–40°C (opt. 43 °C)
- Milk temperature —1°C –40°C
- Relative humidity — 30% – 80%
Electrical Parameters
- AC Power Supply voltage – 220V/110VDC
- Power Supply voltage – 12V to 14,2V
- Power Consumption – 30W max
Mechanical Parameters
- Dimensions (W x D x H) 100x223x216 mm
- Weight < 3,5 kg
- Stainless steel cover box
| Specifications | Kindly refer to the "Download" tab. |
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