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Find the right automatic titrator for you.
Precise. High-Performance.
Advanced Automatic Titrator
Advanced technology for higher precision and productivity.
Efficient. Consistent.
Autosampler Titration System
Save time and increase consistency with fully automated sampling.
Precise. Easy.
Automatic Titrator
Titrate for a variety of measurements including acids, bases, redox, and selective ions.
Precise. Stable.
Coulometric KF Titrator
For samples with low water content from 1 ppm to 5%.
Fast. Focused.
Hanna Mini Titrators
Our mini titrators make upgrading from manual titration easy.
Advanced. Precise. High-Performance.
HI932 Automatic Potentiometric TitratorAdvanced technology for high precision and productivity during even your most complex tests.
Reduce downtime when you perform analyses linked in sequence.
Select from a wide variety of method packages for markets including food, beverage, dairy, wine, and more.
Focused. Precise. Easy.
HI931 Automatic TitratorTitrate for a variety of measurements including acids, bases, redox, and selective ions.
The coulometric design produces titrant directly in the solution for less chemical maintenance.
With high functionality, the HI931 is ideal for dedicated titrations.
Fast. Focused. Simple.
Upgrade from manual titration with our mini titrators for professionals.
For Wine and Juice
YAN, SO2, & TA.
Each is designed for your most essential wine measurements.
For Water and Lab
Acidity & Alkalinity
Accurate and simple water analysis with little preparation.
Powerful. Precise. Durable.
HI933 Karl Fischer TitratorThis titrator rapidly analyzes for water content ranging from 100 ppm to 100%.
Our titrator is constructed to withstand harsh chemicals for increased longevity.
The titrator is able to alert you when to empty your sample vessel or when to standardize the titrant.
Advanced. Precise. Stable.
HI934 Coulometric Karl Fischer TitratorThis titrator delivers fast and precise results of samples with low water content from 1 ppm to 5%.
The coulometric design produces titrant directly in the solution for less chemical maintenance.
The glass titration vessel is sealed to ensure minimal water intake and a low drift rate for higher stability.
To help you get started.
Your pH Electrode
Pick the Right Tip Shape for Your Testing Needs.
Spherical
A spherical tip is the most common shape for a pH electrode due to its large surface area. BEST FOR: aqueous samples and general purpose.
Conical
A cone shape makes testing of semi-solids easy. BEST FOR: direct penetration into semi-solids, emulsions, soil, and slurries.
Flat Tip
The flat tip allows for the direct surface measurement of a sample. BEST FOR: flat surfaces, skin, leather, and paper.
Do You Have the Right pH Buffers?
An essential step in achieving accurate pH readings is proper calibration. How do you know when calibration is necessary or why your readings are off?
When performing a pH calibration it is important that the correct buffers are used. For example, if you want to measure something with a pH of 9 and you only calibrate your pH meter to a single point with pH 7 buffer you may not get the most accurate measurement. This is because pH measurements are most accurate when multiple calibration points are used to bracket (are above and below) the expected pH value.
We manufacture a wide range of buffer solutions for a variety of uses. Visit our blog to find out.
What Type of pH Calibration Solution Should You Use?
Perform an Electrode Quality Test
Monitoring Slope and Offset
Important calibration values to monitor include slope and offset. These numbers provide information on the probe’s overall condition.
Hanna Tip: We recommend that you don't let the offset exceed ±30 mV and the slope percentage stays between 85-105%.
If you have a bad offset, this could mean that you either have a clogged junction or that the probe requires cleaning. If this occurs, try soaking the probe in a cleaning solution and repeat the process of checking offset.
If your slope is bad, this could mean you have used expired or contaminated buffers. If this is the case, ensure that fresh buffers are used.
Watch our video to learn more about how to calculate your slope and offset.
pH Testing Tips
Clean Regularly.
Depending on the nature of your samples, your pH electrode can become dirty or clogged resulting in slow and faulty readings. Regular cleaning will prolong the life of your electrode.
Calibrate Often.
To ensure your pH measurements are accurate, be sure to calibrate after extended storage, cleaning, and before use. Use fresh buffers that bracket your expected value.
Condition Always.
A dry electrode results in slow, incorrect measurements. Always use the proper storage solution and be sure to fully cover the junction.
To learn more, download our pH Best Practices Guide.