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MQC+ TD-NMR QA/QC Analyser
Benchtop time-domain NMR analyser for fast, non-destructive QA/QC of fat, oil, moisture, solid fat content, spin finish, wax and polymer composition.
Key specifications
- Measurement principle
- Time-domain NMR (TD-NMR)
- Application analysers
- Fat, solid fat content, oilseeds (large and small seed), spin finish, petrochemicals/polymers, other
- Methods referenced
- AOCS Cd 16b-93, ISO 8292-1:2008, IUPAC 2.150 (solid fat); ISO 10565 and ISO 10632 (oilseeds); NMKL 199 (fish meal)
- MQ-Auto room temperature racks
- Max. 4, up to 50 x 18 mm or 32 x 26 mm tubes per rack
- Configured to your application by our specialists
- Installed and commissioned on site
- Training and after-sales support across Jordan, the GCC and MENA
MQC+ TD-NMR QA/QC Analyser
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Product overview
MQC+ is a benchtop time-domain NMR (TD-NMR) analyser for quality control in food, oilseed, petroleum, polymer, textile and other industries. It replaces slow wet-chemistry methods, avoids hazardous solvents, leaves the sample intact and typically needs only a simple linear calibration with a few reference samples.
Interchangeable probes let the application be optimised for sample volume, signal-to-noise or solids detection, and the analyser is available in application-specific versions such as Fat, Solid Fat, Oilseed (large and small seed) and Spin Finish analysers. Internal diagnostics and a modular design support fast in-field servicing.
Measurements finish in seconds to minutes with minimal preparation, and the optional MQ-Auto robotic sample handler extends unattended operating time for high-throughput work.
Specifications
Technical specifications
4 parameters
- Measurement principle
- Time-domain NMR (TD-NMR)
- Application analysers
- Fat, solid fat content, oilseeds (large and small seed), spin finish, petrochemicals/polymers, other
- Methods referenced
- AOCS Cd 16b-93, ISO 8292-1:2008, IUPAC 2.150 (solid fat); ISO 10565 and ISO 10632 (oilseeds); NMKL 199 (fish meal)
- MQ-Auto room temperature racks
- Max. 4, up to 50 x 18 mm or 32 x 26 mm tubes per rack
Features
Key features
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Fat analysis
Measures fat in snack foods, powders, milk powder, infant formula, fish meal and other foodstuffs.
- 02
Solid fat content
Determines SFC of edible oils and fats at different temperatures for a melting profile.
- 03
Oilseed analysis
Measures oil and water in seeds and residues after extraction.
- 04
Textile spin finish
Measures spin finish, rubber/latex and fluorinated coatings on fibres.
- 05
Petrochemicals and polymers
Hydrogen content in fuels, wax in distillates, polymer composition and more.
- 06
Fast, non-destructive
Results in seconds to minutes with minimal sample preparation.
- 07
Interchangeable probes
Probes optimised for sample volume, sensitivity or solids detection.
From order to operation
We stay with the instrument after it arrives
Al-Shaker specifies the configuration, documents the system, and supports it across Jordan, the GCC, and MENA.
- 01
Consult
- 02
Plan
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Supply
- 04
Install
- 05
Train
- 06
Support
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