IM 8800 Portable Protein Determination Device
Perten IM 8800 is a family of models developed for the portable analysis of grains and suitable oilseeds NIR. This registration is considered as a second-hand device.
Evaluate second-hand analysers with actual instrument condition, calibration, licensing and acceptance testing. Find out the scope of delivery, installation and technical support.
Perten IM 8800 is a family of models developed for the portable analysis of grains and suitable oilseeds NIR. This registration is considered as a second-hand device.
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The ad title and appearance alone are not enough. Suitability for application and technical condition must be evaluated with documentable data.
Check the optics, sensors, mechanical parts, display, connections and consumable status on a device-specific basis.
Make sure that the product and parameters you want to measure are available and verifiable on the device.
Clarify in writing the terms of software, computer, sample container, accessories, training, warranty and service.
When second-hand analysers undergo proper technical control, they can be a powerful alternative for different budget and capacity needs. However, the model name or external appearance alone does not indicate the measurement performance of the device.
Optical and mechanical condition, software version, existing calibrations, accessories, service history and total commissioning cost should be evaluated together before the purchasing decision.
A second-hand analyser is evaluated by the condition of the current device before the model name. Opening it in working order does not prove that it gives appropriate results on your own samples or that it contains the necessary licenses.
| Title | Information to check |
|---|---|
| Identity and status | Model/variant, serial number, photos and service history |
| APPLICATION | Required products, parameters and installed calibrations |
| Test | Function, repeat and paired reference sample control |
| Delivery | Accessories, license transfer, installation, training and warranty coverage |
Stock, price and delivery time are verified at the current quote stage. The need for additional calibration, parts or licensing on a device that appears suitable may change the total cost. Separate sales records within the same model family are not automatically combined.
Rather than a model comparison, this table shows the decision framework to use to arrive at the correct device class.
| Solution type | Optimal use | strong side | Needs to be checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Controlled device | Fast commissioning target | Technical condition has been assessed in advance | Control scope and delivery report |
| Device requiring revision | Project and renovation plan | Lower initial investment probability | Parts, time and total cost of ownership |
| New device alternative | Long term standard use | Updated software and manufacturer support | Budget, deadline and calibration scope |
Share brand, model, serial number and device photos; Let's evaluate the service and application scope together.
Model, serial number, year of manufacture, operating condition, service history, software version, accessories and current calibration list should be requested.
If the technical condition of the device is suitable, performance control can be planned with reference samples and appropriate methods. Coverage is determined by device and application.
Possible parts, maintenance, calibration, software, computers, accessories, transportation, installation and training costs should also be added to the purchase price.
Evaluate your model choice together with the area of use, sample and scope of delivery.
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