9 Current products of C. Gerhardt
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Fully automatic and four times faster than the conventional Soxhlet method
Extract up to 24 different samples in less than 2 hours ✓ Fully automated solid-liquid extraction - high throughput and low workload ✓ Ideal for the determination of fat, PCB, PAH, EOX, pesticides, dioxins, TNT derivatives and many more...
Steam Distillation and Precise Kjeldahl Analysis for the High-Throughput Lab
Use VAPODEST 500 and 500 C to increase productivity, analytical accuracy and work safety in your lab...
Easy, Fast and Safe Sample Preparation by Steam Distillation
With VAPODEST you distill your samples for the determination of nitrogen, cyanide, SO2, ammonia, phenol, sorbic acid or alcohol safely and quickly...
Keep everything in view when performing automated acid digestion
KJELDATHERM digestion units are automated block digestion systems which deliver reproducible digestion conditions...
DUMATHERM – the nitrogen analyser for high-throughput laboratories
Available with a unique manual sample loader or an autosampler for up to 120 samples DUMATHERM performs according to international standards and regulations...
FIBRETHERM from C. Gerhardt: Efficient – Precise – Method-Compliant
Determining the fibre fraction in feed is time-consuming and laborious. C. Gerhardt developed FIBRETHERM to solve this problem...
Total fat determination to Weibull-Stoldt – validated for continuous operation
80% less work for laboratory staff ✓ Closed system - maximum safety and no space required in the fume hood ✓ Work according to the reference method - Validated and reproducible...
Heat up to 12 Samples to Boiling Point in Just 10 Minutes
Sample preparation for Kjeldahl analysis does not need to be as time-consuming as it often is. TURBOTHERM lets you prepare samples quickly, safely and flexibly...
Introduce Automation Step by Step
C. Gerhardt's classic instruments let you benefit from the advantages of instrument-supported Kjeldahl analysis from your very first sample...
