Berghof
Controlling Total Costs of Ownership in Microwave Digestions
Berghof Products + Instruments GmbH
Unsurpassed service life and warranty also on the vessels assures lowest costs of operation
Microwave digestion is commonly used in modern analytival laboratories. The digestion process puts a strain on the vessels and incurs high costs for consumables. The robust design of the Berghof speedwave microwave digestion systems and digestion vessels significantly reduces these costs. The vessels used convince with an unsurpassed service life of at least 5 years and are included in the warranty. Even after several years of use, they show no memory effects. As a result, reproducable results are obtained at a consistent cost without the need for periodic replacement of digestion vessels.The article looks at typical cost drivers in detail and describes cost-saving solutions.
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Sample digestion is a critical step in chemical analysis that often determines the success or failure of an investigation. It involves the targeted transformation and preparation of a sample to make the components of interest accessible for analysis. Various methods such as thermal, chemical or enzymatic digestion are used to dissolve matrix components, remove unwanted components and release target substances.
Topic world Digestion
Sample digestion is a critical step in chemical analysis that often determines the success or failure of an investigation. It involves the targeted transformation and preparation of a sample to make the components of interest accessible for analysis. Various methods such as thermal, chemical or enzymatic digestion are used to dissolve matrix components, remove unwanted components and release target substances.
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