The ERAFLASH X is a compact, safe, and robust flash point tester covering an incredibly wide temperature range, designed to operate in field and lab environments. With a continuously closed cup design and three patented designs of Peltier Boost Technology (PBT), Contamination Prevention Technology (CPT) and Peltier separation, the ERAFLASH X ensures maximized safety and efficiency.

The ERAFLASH X analyzer can cover a temperature range from 18 °C to 370 °C (64 °F to 689 °F) with only 1-2mL of sample per test without a High Temperature Module (HTM) or any external device. To complete a test, the device produces an electric arc in a closed chamber to determine at which temperature the arc ignites the sample vapor, which is measured by the pressure change observed in ignition. Another feature of the ERAFLASH X is the built-in unknown sample screen test which can quickly cover a wide range of temperatures to hone in on the specific flash point of unidentifiable samples or samples with unknown flash points.

This device is fully compliant with ASTM D6450 and D7094 with a diverse array of correlation methods making it the ideal solution for almost any flash point determination in both laboratory and on-the-go environments. With the size of 19.6 x 20.4 x 31.7 cm (7.7 x 8.0 x 12.5 in), and weight of 7.2 kg (15.9 lbs), the ERAFLASH X is the smallest and lightest among Eralytics flashpoint tester.

Applications of the ERAFLASH Include:
Safety characteristic determination
Transportation regulations compliance
Appropriate storage requirements
Aids in fire protection and investigation

Key Measuring Parameters:
Flash Point: Flash point corrected to sea level is displayed in units of temperature
Flash/No Flash: In correlation tests, Flash versus No Flash determinations
Pressure Change: Largest pressure difference during flash test
Temperature: Live, expected, and corrected temperatures

The ERAFLASH X is backed by a comprehensive 1-year warranty, with an option to extend coverage for an additional year upon compliance with the manufacturer’s terms.
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For other related devices see the ERAFLASH, ERAFLASH LT or ERAFLASH S10.

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The stacked Peltier design allows measurements according to ASTM D7094 with oven temperatures as low as -40 C, and the cooling speed of the instrument was increased by approximately 35%. With ERAFLASH LT, simple low-temperature flashpoint testing is possible without the need to cool the equipment with dry ice or other substances.

The ERAFLASH LT flash point tester is also equipped with a coolant valve that automatically shuts the coolant flow off if not needed. This helps to eliminate condensation of humidity on the cooler. Ice formation on the oven surface during the cool-down period is prevented by using a cooling cup that shields the surface from the ambient air.

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The Silver Digital Detection Imaging (AgDDI) device accurately and robustly rates the corrosion on silver coupons without the need for operating analyses known to be unreliable. The four-step automated VISION algorithm rates the silver corrosion on a scale of 0-4 defined by the ASTM. The AgDDI standardizes the process of silver corrosion testing reliably, ensuring fuels stay within acceptable limits.

In a small and sleek design, silver coupons undergo induced corrosion and then the silver strip is inserted into the AgDDI for determination and rating. The AgDDI works by measuring each pixel on both sides of the silver strip for sulfur-induced blackening and rating the coupon accordingly based on the scale from 0 (no corrosion) to 4 (significant blackening).

This device is fully compliant with ASTM 7691 making it the ideal unit for R&D, QC, and many more applications.

Applications of the AgDDI Include:
Silver corrosion by gasoline fuels
Sulfur-induced blackening on silver strips

Key Measuring Parameters:
D7691 Corrosion Scale: 0-4

The AgDDI is backed by a comprehensive 1-year warranty, with an option to extend coverage for an additional year upon compliance with the manufacturer’s terms.
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The Iron Digital Detection Imaging (FeDDI) sets a new benchmark in corrosion testing by combining cutting-edge technology with ease of use. The problem that laboratories often face when testing iron bullets in compliance with ASTM and NACE standards is that they tend to over-rate the samples by considering the entire corrosion cluster as a corroded area, which is inaccurate. Within those areas, some parts are not corroded. The FeDDI system can detect and show corrosion results in percentage with an accuracy of ±0.01%. Additionally, at lower ratings of A and B, manually counting the corroded area is a tedious task, but FeDDI performs this process automatically and efficiently. Its bias-free operation ensures consistent, and reliable results, making it an essential tool for laboratories and industries focused on quality control and compliance. By utilizing advanced optics and algorithms, FeDDI revolutionizes iron corrosion testing.

Designed to comply with ASTM D665, ASTM D7548, and NACE TM0172 standards, FeDDI eliminates subjective visual assessments with a high-resolution camera and fully automated process. In less than 6 minutes, 546 photos of the sample will be gathered to create an image with a pixel size of 2.8 million. A four-step algorithm identifies and rates corrosivity, providing digital documentation and classification.

Equipped with Ethernet, USB, and HDMI interfaces, FeDDI integrates seamlessly with laboratory information management systems (LIMS), enabling easy data sharing and analysis. A 10.1” LCD touchscreen for enhanced user interaction, and an easy-to-use NFX Handle ensures effortless sample handling and operation. The FeDDI achieves accurate ratings in under 6 minutes, saving time while maintaining reliability. It generates detailed, comprehensive 360° zoomable images of all sides of the bullet-shape sample, with a summary table of results, and optional manual overrides for expert verification. With a compact design of 14” x 12” x 11” (36 x 31 x 28 cm), FeDDI is ideal for laboratory environments.

Applications:
Corrosion analysis in steel pipelines, tanks, and industrial equipment.
Verification of inhibiting oils and lubricants in machinery and petroleum industries.

Key Measuring Parameters:
Iron corrosion ratings from A to E.
Corrosion detection from 0 to 100% with a precision of ±0.01%.

The FeDDI is backed by a comprehensive 1-year warranty, with an option to extend coverage for an additional year upon compliance with the manufacturer’s terms.
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For other related devices explore the Automated NACE Testing Apparatus (ANA) and Automated NACE Polisher for comprehensive analytical solutions.

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The CuDDI standardizes the process of copper strip corrosion testing with unparalleled precision, reliability, and ease of use. The Copper Digital Detection Imaging (CuDDI) device redefines copper corrosion testing by integrating high-resolution camera technology, AI-driven image processing, and algorithms to eliminate manual guesswork and operator bias. CuDDI detects corrosivity levels of products in compliance with ASTM standards and provides a solution for laboratories aiming for efficient and accurate results.

The CuDDI’s innovative and patented design combines optical analysis, artificial intelligence, and a unique lightbox to deliver consistent and precise results, reducing subjective interpretation. A four-step algorithm identifies and rates corrosivity, providing digital documentation and classification. Equipped with Ethernet, USB, and HDMI interfaces, CuDDI integrates seamlessly with laboratory information management systems (LIMS), enabling easy data sharing and analysis. A 10.1” LCD touchscreen for enhanced user interaction and an easy-to-use NFX Handle ensure effortless sample handling and operation.

The CuDDI achieves accurate ratings in under 90 seconds, saving time while maintaining reliability. It generates detailed, zoomable images of both sides of copper strips, with a summary table of results, and optional manual overrides for expert verification. With a compact design of 14” x 12” x 11” (36 x 31 x 28 cm), CuDDI is ideal for laboratory environments.

Applications:
Copper strip corrosion analysis in compliance with ASTM D130, D1838, and other related standards.
Quality control in refineries and terminals to ensure sulfur compounds are within acceptable limits.

Key Measuring Parameters:
Copper corrosion testing; Ratings from 1a to 4C.

The CuDDI is backed by a comprehensive 1-year warranty, with an option to extend coverage for an additional year upon compliance with the manufacturer’s terms.
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Oils continually react with atmospheric oxygen to produce organic oxidation products that are acidic in nature. At ambient temperature, this reaction is very slow and has little effect upon oil conditions.

At the elevated temperatures that exist within an operating engine, reaction rates are much higher. Elevated operating temperatures can generate high levels of weak organic acids. They cause increased oil viscosity and can deposit as lacquers on hot surfaces.

Quality measurement, thorough insight.

Total Acid Number or TAN is the measure of both the weak organic and strong inorganic acids present in oil. It is applicable to gearbox, gas engine, gas turbine and hydraulic lubricants. It is an important quality measurement of crude oil. The TAN value indicates to the crude oil refinery the potential of corrosion problems.

Total Acid Number is an analytical test to determine the deterioration of lubricants. The more acidic a lubricant is, the further its degradation has proceeded.

Theoretically, the Total Acid Number (TAN) is the amount of potassium hydroxide in milligrams that is needed to neutralize the acids in one gram of oil.

Accurate value assessment.

TAN value can be measured by potentiometric titration with this Micro TAN titrator. The sample is dissolved in toluene and propanol with a little water and titrated with alcoholic potassium hydroxide. A glass electrode and reference electrode is immersed in the sample and connected to the instrument. The meter reading (in millivolts) is plotted against the volume of titrant.

The end point is taken at the distinct inflection of the resulting titration curve corresponding to the basic pH 11 buffer solution.?Request a quote for this compact titrator online.

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