The Witeg Titrex 2000 Digital Burette is a digital burette designed to make volumetric titration in the laboratory simpler and faster. This type of instrument mounts on top of a reagent bottle, so the titrant can be dispensed straight from the stock bottle. Analysts no longer have to refill a conventional glass burette again and again. The dispensed titrant volume appears on a digital display, which removes the need to read a meniscus by eye. In routine titration work, this reduces reading errors and the variation in results between different operators.
Laboratories choose a digital burette because it combines convenience, safety, and consistency. The titrant flows from a closed bottle, so analysts are less exposed to reagent vapour or splashes than when they pour titrant into an open burette. The digital reading makes record-keeping easier and speeds up work when many titrations have to be repeated. The 0-50 ml variant covers a volume range that suits a wide variety of acid-base, redox, and complexometric titrations. A 0-50 ml OE variant is also available. Please check the configuration differences between the two variants with our team before ordering, so the unit you receive matches your needs.
In Indonesia, titration is still a backbone of routine analysis in quality control, education, and research laboratories. Food and beverage producers, chemical and pharmaceutical plants, water and environmental testing laboratories, and university teaching laboratories all run titrations every day. In these settings, a bottle-top digital burette helps analysts work faster with steady repeatability. It also lowers reagent handling risks and makes it easier to produce clear records for internal quality documentation.
- Acid-base titration: the digital volume readout and direct dispensing from the reagent bottle let analysts run repeated neutralisation titrations quickly while keeping endpoint volume records consistent.
- Redox titration: titrant is drawn from a closed stock bottle, so oxidising or reducing reagents are handled with less open pouring and less analyst exposure to splashes or vapour.
- Complexometric titration: the 0-50 ml range suits common complexometric determinations, and the digital display removes meniscus-reading differences between operators who share the same method.
- Routine quality control testing: production laboratories running many identical titrations per shift benefit from faster refilling, easier result recording, and lower variation between analysts on different shifts.
- Teaching and training laboratories: students and new analysts can concentrate on technique and endpoint recognition while the digital readout gives a clear, unambiguous volume value for their reports.
| Brand | Witeg |
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| Category | Burette (digital, bottle-top type) |
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| Physical form | Digital burette instrument mounted on a reagent bottle, with digital volume display |
| Storage | Keep clean, dry, and protected from dust and physical impact when not in use |
- Product name: Titrex 2000 Digital Burette
- Variants: 0-50 ml and 0-50 ml OE (please confirm configuration differences with our team before ordering)
Store the digital burette in a clean, dry area away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and humidity, since these can affect its electronic components. When it will not be used for a long time, rinse the dispensing path according to the manufacturer's instructions so that titrant residue does not dry or crystallise inside. Mount the burette only on a stable, compatible reagent bottle, and set it on a level bench to avoid tipping. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses, gloves, and a lab coat, when handling titrants. Check the instrument's accuracy regularly according to your laboratory's internal quality procedures. Follow the manufacturer's manual for cleaning, maintenance, and any battery replacement.
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