E-Catalog > SEAL Analytical > AQ700 Discrete Analyzer

The AQ700 is the highest throughput and highest capacity discrete analyzer offered by Seal Analytical. The system has four robotic arms and four sample trays which allow for a long walkaway time and unattended operation in your environmental chemistry laboratory. This compact, bench-top analyzer has been designed by chemists to address the needs of high throughput environmental laboratories requiring a wide range of chemistries, limits of detection that ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and integration with LIMS. Like the other Discrete Analyzers in the SEAL range, the AQ700 will give you the best analysis and eliminate problems inherent in analyzers designed for clinical use. SEAL Analytical has the largest installed base of Discrete Analyzers in the USA and we continue to develop the software and hardware for the specific needs of environmental samples.

Why Select the AQ700 Discrete Analyzer for Your Environmental Analytical Chemistry?

The AQ700 gives you:

• True unattended operation with the ability to run overnight 
• Automated standard preparation and dilution of over range samples
• Ability to add samples after the run has started
• Advanced robotics for faster sample preparation/ hour.
• No carry-over or cross contamination.
• EPA recommended optically pure and inert glass cuvette.
• Optional longer path length. Standard 1cm path length.
• Lower detection limits.
• True automated sample blanking
• Automated spiking
• Easy maintenance & easy change syringe 
• Cooled and non-cooled reagent positions
• Prepares up to 10 working standards for the calibration curve.
• The chemical reaction is brought to full completion emulating manual and segmented flow methods.
• Ultra low reagent consumption.
• Add samples after a run has started.
• Tests programmable per sample to reduce analysis time.
• Completely unattended operation ideal for overnight-programed runs.
• Methods have USEPA approval for both wastewater and drinking water.
• UKAS methods equivalent to "UK Blue Book"