KF meets NIR with OMNIS

From Challenges to Solutions: Revolutionizing Moisture Analysis and more with NIR and Titration

 

In today's analytical laboratories, the pressure to deliver faster results while maintaining quality and compliance continues to grow. 

We understand these challenges, especially in moisture analysis where traditional methods can be time-consuming and operator-dependent.

Join our free workshop where industry experts will showcase modern approaches to moisture analysis in chemical, polymer and petrochemical environments. 

You'll discover how combining reference methods with advanced spectroscopic techniques can transform your laboratory's efficiency while maintaining the highest standards of analytical accuracy.

 

Key Learning Objectives:

- Fundamentals of Karl Fischer and NIR analysis

- Strategies for workflow optimization and automation

- Practical considerations for implementing new analytical methods

- How OMNIS reduces waste while increasing speed and accuracy

 

Why Attend?

- In-Depth Insights:  

Understand the Karl Fischer Titration method, renowned for its accuracy and selectivity in determining water content.

Explore how Near Infra Red Spectroscopy (NIRS) offers fast and non destructive multi-parameter measurements, building on precise measurements of traditional KF titration or other primary methods.

- Innovative Solutions:

Discover how OMNIS (KF) titration, OMNIS NIR spectroscopy, and OMNIS Sample-Robots can be utilized and integrated within the same OMNIS software platform.

Reduce costs, improved speed, reduced use of chemicals

- Hands-On experience:

Witness on first hand the how the synergy between OMNIS KF Titration and OMNIS NIRS can revolutionize your water content analysis.

 

Who Should Attend:

- Analytical lab managers

- Quality control or assurance mangers/directors

- Process engineers or production managers

- Anyone interested in learning about more efficient ways to do moisture analysis (and more)

 

Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your water analysis methods and register simply using the form below