NIR instrument for the harshest environments
ProxiMate is a robust, compact and easy to use at-line NIR instrument for the food and feed industry. It reduces downtime in production and provides fast quality control of batch samples. The intuitive user interface allows operation by everybody and a wide selection of precalibration packages make it suitable for all applications.
What is NIR spectroscopy?
NIRS is an anlaytical technique that relies on harmless NIR radiation or light. NIR light is shone onto and interacts with a sample under analysis. The collected NIR light has characteristics related to the chemical structure of the sample. By applying powerful mathematical analysis to the collected NIR signal, it is possible to develop calibrations that transform the NIR light signal into values for constituent parameters such as moisture, protein and fat. Once developed, calibrations are used in routine, enabling the user to rapidly determine these parameters. To speed up NIR implementation BUCHI offers a range of pre-calibrations greatly reducing the work required in the first step allowing users to move to routine use much more quickly.
EnquiryCommon Sample types: Typical products include Beef, Pork, Chicken, Fish and Sausage
Typical parameter: Moisture, Protein, fat and connective tissue
Common Sample types: Yogurt, Cheese, Butter and Milk Powders
Typical parameter: Moisture, Dry Matter, Fat, Protein and Lactose
Common Sample types: Mixed and finished feed (ruminant, swine, poultry plus concentrates) plus ingredients such as oil seed meals, cereals and hulls & bran.
Typical parameter: Moisture, Total Fat, Protein, Fiber and ash.
Common Sample types: Typical products include whole cereals such as wheat, barley and maize (corn), ground cereals, wheat flour and semolina.
Typical parameter: Moisture, Protein, fat, Ash, starch and gluten.
Common Sample types: Crude and refined palm and olive oil. Press cake and meals plus other vegetable oils and animal fats.
Typical parameter: Moisture, Peroxide value, Free fatty acids (FFA) and residual fat.