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TVB-N Analysis with the KjelROC Analyzer

TVB-N is one of the most widely used methods today to estimate the degree of decomposition of fish and refers to the release of amines such as trimethylamine (TMA), dimethylamine (DMA) and ammonia.

 

​​The KjelROC range of automatic Kjeldahl analyzers offers innovative, precise and cost efficient solutions for distillation and titration for the determination of TVB-N.

Increase Efficiency. Reduce Costs

 

The possibility to send and receive results without additional software, computers and cables, significantly reduces the integration and IT costs.

 

Process data files directly in the KjelROC Analyzer. This reduces costs when integrating with your LIMS or other systems.   

Improved Analytical Results

The OPSIS LiquidLINE Predictive Titration lowers the Relative Standard Deviation (RSD) and increases flexibility with different indicators. The Kjeldahl distillation is controlled via the easy to use touch screen.

Large, refillable burette saves time and costs when moving between high and low content protein.

 

Performance Tracking saves time when following the instrument performance over time.

Low Maintenance Costs

 

Prepared for ISO 17025 and GLP features, reduce time and costs when integrating the instrument into the Lab procedures.

 

Component lifetime and maintenance costs are optimized with the help of OPSIS component traceability program. It allows easy diagnostics and follow-up of both instruments and components.  

Adaptive Workflow

 

The KjelROC Analyzer is fully flexible to adapt to your existing lab procedures or you can use our ready to use programs.

 

You are always in control with our customizable touch screen, where you can define your own workflow.

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