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Soil & Plant Extract Analysis

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The choice of the best analyser for soil analysis and plant extract analysis will depend on your available space, the types of  samples to  be analysed and your throughput requirements. The use of an AutoAnalyser for soil and plant extract analysis can also include automatic sample preparation, with built-in dialysers automatically removing interference from coloured samples, humic acids, proteins and carbohydrates.

SEAL Analytical options for soil analysis include AA3 AutoAnalyser, QuAAtro, AQ2 and AQ1 Discrete Analysers.

Between 40 and 90 soil samples per hour can be calculated and printed automatically. Methods are officially approved and being constantly developed in SEAL laboratories.USEPA, ASTM, ISO, AOAC, DIN, CORESTA regulatory compliant methods.

Specially designed for environmental analysis with features not found in competing analysers (features designed to save you money, lower your detection limits and give you constant results).

USEPA, ASTM, ISO, AOAC, DIN, CORESTA and other international regulatory compliant methods.

Advantages of SEAL Segmented Flow Analysers for Soil Analysis

• Officially approved methods
• Fast accurate and reliable results
• Low manpower and skill requirement
• Low reagent consumption, normally less than 1mL per test
• Several parameters can be measure simultaneously from the same sample

Sample Types

• Soil extracts prepared by any method
• Persulfate digests
• Kjeldahl digests of soil or plants
• Fertilisers
• Ashed samples

Multi-Test Methods

For laboratories with small to medium soil analysis work loads, or even when tests are required infrequently the addition of a multi-test manifold will save time and money. With multi-test methods laboratories can easily measure several different parameters with one analytical cartridge or manifold. When changing from one test to another only the reagents and the colorimeter filter needs to be changed.

As an added benefit the multitest methods used for soil analysis incorporate a dialyser. They can also be used without the dialyser for low sample levels which don't require automatic clean-up. The ranges of the multitest methods can also be varied by changing the sample pump tubes.
 

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The choice of the best analyser for soil analysis and plant extract analysis will depend on your available space, the types of  samples to  be analysed and your throughput requirements. The use of an AutoAnalyser for soil and plant extract analysis can also include automatic sample preparation, with built-in dialysers automatically removing interference from coloured samples, humic acids, proteins and carbohydrates.

SEAL Analytical options for soil analysis include AA3 AutoAnalyser, QuAAtro, AQ2 and AQ1 Discrete Analysers.

Between 40 and 90 soil samples per hour can be calculated and printed automatically. Methods are officially approved and being constantly developed in SEAL laboratories.USEPA, ASTM, ISO, AOAC, DIN, CORESTA regulatory compliant methods.

Specially designed for environmental analysis with features not found in competing analysers (features designed to save you money, lower your detection limits and give you constant results).

USEPA, ASTM, ISO, AOAC, DIN, CORESTA and other international regulatory compliant methods.

Advantages of SEAL Segmented Flow Analysers for Soil Analysis

• Officially approved methods
• Fast accurate and reliable results
• Low manpower and skill requirement
• Low reagent consumption, normally less than 1mL per test
• Several parameters can be measure simultaneously from the same sample

Sample Types

• Soil extracts prepared by any method
• Persulfate digests
• Kjeldahl digests of soil or plants
• Fertilisers
• Ashed samples

Multi-Test Methods

For laboratories with small to medium soil analysis work loads, or even when tests are required infrequently the addition of a multi-test manifold will save time and money. With multi-test methods laboratories can easily measure several different parameters with one analytical cartridge or manifold. When changing from one test to another only the reagents and the colorimeter filter needs to be changed.

As an added benefit the multitest methods used for soil analysis incorporate a dialyser. They can also be used without the dialyser for low sample levels which don't require automatic clean-up. The ranges of the multitest methods can also be varied by changing the sample pump tubes.
 

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To contact Fluidquip Australia about Plant & Soil Extract Analysis use Get a quote.