Top Stories
 
New Nitrogen/Protein Analyzer From Thermo Fisher
Friday June 06 2008 11:38
The Future Of Microwave Meals Cooking - It's All In The Barcode
Monday May 19 2008 10:22
Analysers For Effluent To Help Stay On The Right Side Of The Law
Tuesday May 06 2008 10:43
Bodycote Increase Range Of Foodstuffs To Test For Pesticide Residue
Thursday April 24 2008 11:55
AOAC Approval For Foodscan Meat Analyser
Wednesday February 13 2008 11:17
Cirrus Upgrade Noise Measurement Equipment
Monday December 17 2007 07:13
Winners Of Oxoid Food Awards
Tuesday December 11 2007 11:50
Faster Testing For Ice Cream Production With IntraXact
Tuesday November 13 2007 07:01
3 Day Turn Around For Nutritional Analysis To Meet Pack Copy Deadlines
Tuesday October 23 2007 09:58
Eliminating The Freezer Burn Problem With Frozen Foods
Friday October 19 2007 07:05
Lintech Renamed Product & Ingredient Innovation Department
Thursday October 11 2007 07:16
Quick & Easy Test To Optimise MAP Shelf Life
Monday October 08 2007 06:59
Improved Isolation And identification Culture For Salmonella From Food
Friday October 05 2007 06:59
Safety Officers' Noise Measurement Kits
Monday September 17 2007 07:46
Young Food Microbiologist Of The Year Winners
Tuesday September 11 2007 07:11
Emergency Response Service Celebrates 20 Years With 10,000th Investigation
Friday September 07 2007 07:04
NDC launch New Website With Food Focus
Wednesday September 05 2007 21:17
 
 
 
Today's News
 
 
New Nitrogen/Protein Analyzer From Thermo Fisher
Thermo Fisher Scientific have launched the new Thermo Scientific FLASH 4000 Nitrogen/Protein analyzer. Designed to offer an alternative to the Kjeldahl methodology for dedicated Nitrogen and N/Protein analysis in the food and beverage industry.

The FLASH 4000 N/Protein analyzer features a large sample load (2 grams), ensuring maximum accuracy and reliability of results and improved productivity capabilities. This innovative solution utilizes a powerful combustion method to cater for a wide range of applications in food and animal feed, including cereals, meat, milk, cheese, fertilizers, beer, fruit juice and starch samples.

Food safety is a growing and important market which requires superior analytical accuracy, in order to ensure optimum productivity. The conventional Kjeldahl method for Nitrogen determination is extremely time consuming, requiring extensive sample preparation and handling and requires various unsafe chemicals and solutions. The Kjeldahl method is also associated with high waste costs and is incapable of operating continuously while being strongly dependent on the user's experience. As a consequence, productivity is considerably jeopardized. The new FLASH 4000 N/Protein analyzer eliminates the need for sample preparation and is capable of processing more samples than the Kjeldahl method in less than 7 minutes. In addition, consumable costs associated with the sample preparation are minimized and safety in the laboratory is increased.

Building on more than 40 years of experience in Organic Elemental Analysis (OEA), Thermo Fisher has developed the new generation FLASH 4000 which takes a "sample-in, results-out" approach to ensure maximum ease-of-use and safety. Operating in a real-time, highly productive manner and requiring minimum sample preparation, the analyzer decreases analytical costs and increases revenues. The large sample size capacity of the FLASH 4000 ensures optimum homogeneous analysis and results precision, reducing sample handling time and minimizing matrix effects.

The powerful new FLASH 4000 features a unique, patent pending automatic CO2 adsorber regenerating technology, which is automatically activated to adsorb the CO2 generated during the FLASH combustion. Contrary to traditional technologies, this self-cleaning filter does not need to be changed several times a week, saving time and money. This feature improves the autonomy of the system and reduces instrument downtime and maintenance. The benefits of the FLASH 4000 are further strengthened by an inherent Peltier water elimination device and the combination of a safe, sensitive and reliable Thermal Conductivity Detector (TCD), featuring an extensive working range to cover N/Protein applications from low ppm to high percentage concentrations. Furthermore, the new generation software, Thermo Scientific Eager Xperience, enables users to simplify the analytical operation by minimizing user involvement in setting up the analyzer. Functions like Auto-Start, Auto-Standby, Auto-Ready and Automatic Leak Test allow 24/7 unattended operation.
Item last updated:   Friday June 06 2008 11:38
Back to top

 Search News Items
 Keyword(s): Article contains: