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The gap between domestic automatic titrators and imported ones

2009-02-04View Original

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What is the difference between domestic automatic titrators and imported ones?
Reply #22009-02-04
1. Significant differences in analysis accuracy. 2. Different service lifespans. 3. Varied maintenance and operational costs
Reply #32009-02-05
For titration instruments, I think domestic ones are sufficient; their precision meets the requirements for analysis. Foreign instruments are expensive, and the costs associated with maintenance are high. I firmly support domestic products
Reply #42009-03-28
There’s no comparison – the key lies in your analysis frequency and requirements. Just as a computer costing around 3,000 yuan is sufficient for an ordinary family, buying an expensive one would be a waste. Sometimes, domestic products are no worse than imported ones. As far as I know, some so-called imported analytical instruments are actually assembled in China, that is, what is known as listing through a shell company

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