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Sugar analyzer
The SpectraAlyzer SUGAR analyzer is the ideal solution for routine analysis of key quality parameters throughout sugar production and processing.
In modern sugar factories, reliable and accurate analysis methods are necessary to deliver products of highest, but most importantly, consistent quality. To stay competitive in the global market, the key goals are consistently high yields, excellent sugar quality control, and low production costs.
Results in 45 seconds
Designed as a modular system, the SpectraAlyzer SUGAR delivers quantitative analytical results for key quality parameters, such as dry matter, sucrose content, purity, ash content, glucose/fructose content, within just 45 seconds.
There is no need for manual conditioning or additional reagents, making this sugar analysis both highly accurate and cost-effective. During sugar production, it is essential to analyze samples at various stages throughout the entire processing chain.
Two different drawers
During the production process, various physical sample states occur, such as: liquids, viscose samples and granules. For the analysis of these different sample types the SpectraAlyzer SUGARÂ Â offers the possibility to use two different drawers.
With the liquid drawer, liquids can be easily pumped into the measuring cell for analysis. The standard drawer supports a range of sample cups, each specifically designed for different types of samples. We’re happy to help you identify the most suitable sample cups for your products and application.
As a stand-alone system, the SpectraAlyzer SUGAR is easy and intuitive to operate, even when placed close to the production line. The robust construction and unique optical sample/reference design ensure reliable operation, even in environments with fluctuations, vibrations and dust.
The SpectraAlyzer SUGAR analyzer comes with a wide range of ready-to-use calibrations and a powerful software package that supports calibration fine-tuning, extensive and automated logging, and database storage of the analytical results, on the analyzer itself, within the company intranet, or via the internet.
