How to Prepare Liquid Samples for Dropping Point Testing

The dropping point is defined as the specific temperature at which a sample becomes fluid to form a drop that falls from a cup under defined test conditions. One of the challenges of dropping point determination is the measurement of samples that are liquid or semi-solid at room temperature. The METTLER TOLEDO dropping point system DP90 allows reliable and fully automatic measurement of samples such as palm seed oil, avocado oil, or pure ghee, thanks to its external measuring cell.
In this video, we delve into the sample preparation process for liquid samples for automatic dropping point determination with the DP90.
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Hello, Sorry May I know how can I get a rubber in Probe InLab Pro ISM if the rubber is broken

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Thank you for reaching out! Trust you’re speaking of the SafeLock, which is used to close or open the filling hole for electrolyte. This rubber (SafeLock) for the probe can definitely be purchased, for which we would need to know the exact name of the sensor. Once confirmed, we can suggest the right accessory to you. We recommend that you share the photograph of the broken rubber (if it’s not the above part) along with the name of the sensor on [e-mail] and our experts will guide you with the purchase. www.mt.com/global/en/home/products/Laboratory_Analytics_Browse/pH-meter/pH-accessories/Sensor-Accessory-SafeLock_Blue.html Trust this helps!