The Behr Labor-Technik Compact System KAS is a specialized apparatus designed for the accurate determination of volatile oil content in various samples. This compact and efficient system is perfect for laboratories involved in essential oil extraction, food testing, and quality control. Its robust design ensures reliability and reproducibility in every analysis.
The Behr Labor-Technik Compact System KAS is a reliable and efficient solution for laboratories requiring precise volatile oil measurements in a compact footprint.
It is a specialized apparatus designed for the accurate determination of volatile oil content in various samples. This compact and efficient system is perfect for laboratories involved in essential oil extraction, food testing, and quality control. Its robust design ensures reliability and reproducibility in every analysis.
Yes. It is designed for Determination of volatile oils in food, plants, and other materials, and offers compact and space-saving construction and high accuracy and reproducibility of results to support this kind of work.
It has compact and space-saving construction, high accuracy and reproducibility of results and ideal for essential oil analysis and laboratory quality control, and is supplied under manufacturer part number B00217736.
It is suited to Determination of volatile oils in food, plants, and other materials.
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