METTLER TOLEDO Thornton Introduces Cost Calculator for Sodium Analyzers

Nov. 26, 2014

Billerica, Massachusetts- November 2014- METTLER TOLEDO Process Analytics Division has announced the release of a cost calculator to compare different sodium analyzer types.

Sodium contamination monitoring in high purity water is essential across a variety of applications and industries. When evaluating analyzers that meet this monitoring need, it is important to consider the annual operating cost and not just the capital cost of the instrument. With better technology, automation, and the more reliable components being used today, a well-maintained analyzer is expected to last 10 years or more. This makes the annual operating cost, which accounts for the consumables and cost of labor to maintain the analyzer, very important. The consumables and labor cost will be a substantial investment over the life of the analyzer, sometimes exceeding the actual cost of the analyzer itself.

The METTLER TOLEDO Thornton cost calculator takes all these factors into account and offers you the true annual operating cost of an analyzer in a variety of currencies. It offers comprehensive information that allows for a more informed decision on analyzer selection.

The METTLER TOLEDO Thornton sodium analyzer cost calculator is available at www.mt.com/sodium-calc

ABOUT METTLER TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS

METTLER TOLEDO Process Analytics division develops and manufactures instruments and sensors used for liquid process measurement and control in pure and ultrapure water applications, offering measurements of conductivity, pH, dissolved oxygen, dissolved ozone, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), sodium, silica, total organic carbon (TOC) and flow.  METTLER TOLEDO Process Analytics division consists of two business units, Ingold and Thornton, whose products are commonly used in industries such as:

  • Microelectronics manufacturing
  • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology
  • Power and steam generation
  • Brewing, food and beverage production
  • Chemical, gas process and refining industries

 
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