The NAE 440 aniline point tester is the first twin tester available on the market using the dry bath concept.

The U-tube method described in standard ASTM D611 detects the point of miscibility regardless of the colour of the sample.

The NAE 440 can also be used as a manual tester

The NAE operates within a ange of -10 �C to +150 �C.

�The NAE 440 aniline point tester is the first twin tester available on the market using the dry bath concept. The U-tube method described in standard ASTM D611 detects the point of miscibility regardless of the colour of the sample.

�The NAE 440 features the latest technological developments and has a large format display so that values can be read from several meters away.

� As well as the standardised methods, the NAE 440 can perform up to nine cycles and automatically print out increasing and decreasing gradients. Automatic detection is carried out by special phototransistors and a light source which automatically adjusts its power according to the colour and change in state of the sample.

� The NAE 440 can also be used as a manual tester. The operator uses a display window to validate detection manually.

� A user-friendly programme is available for parameterisation of the safety systems, calibration via the keyboard, configuration of the language and temperature units and access to the maintenance and diagnostic functions.

See also:
Automatic Aniline Point Tester