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First, make sure that your Daisy is not placed under an Air Conditioner or fan. Check your Daisy instrument bulbs, controller, and temperature probe to ensure they are functioning properly. With further questions or concerns, please contact ANKOM...

The current method uses 250L nitrogen per run of four assays.

The TDF instrument requires the following bench space: 132 cm long (52") x 77cm deep (30") x 99 cm high (39"). For shipment, some parts are removed, and the dimensions are: 107 cm long (42") x 51 cm deep (20") x 76 cm high (30"). The TDF instrument...

Do NOT run this instrument without an adequate DRY Nitrogen Supply. The instrument is powered by pneumatics that are not compatible with moisture, commonly found in compressed air. Nitrogen is also recommended as an extra precaution when handling...

To properly set up your instrument for the various fiber analyses, refer to the A2000 Operator's Manual.

We suggest a purity of 99.998% nitrogen or purer as it is used to expedite solvent evaporation. We have not tested less pure nitrogen and therefore cannot validate that it will not adversely affect analyte recovery.

A nitrogen generator can be used as long as it meets the following requirements for the proper operation of the FLEX instrument: N2 purity, Industrial Grade (Grade 4.8) which is 99.998% or purer N2 Flowrate of 10LPM at 6.9 bar minimum Supply N2...

Fifteen RF modules with 100-500ml size bottles attached will fit in the 20-liter Water Bath (Part #: WB20SH or WB20ISH ). Eight RF modules with 1-liter bottles attached will fit in the 20-liter Water Bath (Part #: WB20SH or WB20ISH ).

Possible Causes: The rinse water supply temperature did not meet method standards. This may affect results with certain samples. Make sure the water supply has a temperature no less than 50°C for Crude Fiber, or no less than 70°C for ADF and NDF...

To properly set up your instrument for the various fiber analyses, refer to the DELTA Operator's Manual sections on NDF, ADF, and Crude Fat analyses.