Absolete form 2026 January
The HI901C automatic titrator complements our wide range of products dedicated to efficient and accurate laboratory analysis. The HI901C potentiometric titrator can perform acid/ base, redox (ORP), complexometric, precipitation, non-aqueous, argentometric, and ion selective titrations. This powerful titrator dispenses the titrant, detects the endpoint, and performs all necessary calculations and graphing automatically. In addition to titration mode, the HI901C also operates as a fully functional pH, mV/ORP, and ion selective electrode (ISE) meter.
This titrator is supplied with a pack of standard methods or you can create your own. Methods (standard or user) can be easily transferred between titrators via USB flash drive or PC application.
Burettes and dosing system
Exchangeable burette system
With Hanna’s Clip-LockTM burette feature, it only takes a few seconds to exchange titrants and reagents, preventing cross-contamination and saving time.
Multiple burette sizes
The HI901C comes standard with a 25 mL burette but may be equipped with a 5 mL, 10 mL, or 50 mL burette. Each burette is constructed with a ground glass syringe and chemically resistant PTFE plunger.
Precision dosing pump
Our unmatched 40,000 step piston driven pump is capable of dosing extremely small and precise volumes of titrant or reagent.
Linear and dynamic dosing
Chemically resistant tubing
Aspiration and dispensing tubes are constructed of durable, chemically resistant PTFE and feature a light-blocking polyurethane outer sleeve to protect light sensitive reagents.
Titration capabilities
Multiple titration types
Paired with the right electrode from our sensor line, our potentiometric titrator can perform acid/base, redox (ORP), complexometric, precipitation, non-aqueous, argentometric, and titrations with an ion selective electrode.
Dynamic titrant dosing
The dynamic dosing feature allows for timely and accurate titration results by relating the titrant volume dosed to the mV response from the titration reaction. This provides for larger doses near the beginning of a titration and smaller, more precise doses near the titration endpoint.
Signal stability timing
The signal stability feature monitors when the mV response of the titration reaction stabilizes before providing the next titrant dose. This ensures reliable measurement values throughout the length of a titration.
Equivalence endpoint detection
Equivalence endpoint detection is critical in applications where fixed endpoints are not specified in standard methods. This endpoint indicates where the mV response from the titration is greatest with respect to the volume of titrant dosed.
Interface and display
Interactive color display
A large, color LCD screen clearly shows the chosen titration method along with results, units, titration volume, temperature, and mV or pH values. The HI901C also offers multi-language support.
Simple and quick navigation
Virtual key selections present on the display allow for simple and quick navigation between screens and menus without getting lost in a nest of information.
Fully configurable balance interface
Methods of analysis
Customizable methods
The HI901C can store up to 100 user-defined or standard titration methods. Each method may be customized and optimized for performance based on application and user requirements.
Titration method support
Onsite installation, training, and customization is available from one of our Applications or Service experts. Hanna offers continued support via phone or webinar for any questions you might have along the way.
Market specific methods packs
Hanna offers titration method packages for various markets including food, beverage, dairy, wine, and more. Ask our Sales Consultants about which methods in our library are available for your specific needs.
Adaptable standard methods
Our technical experts can program and customize standard methods developed by such affiliations as ISO, ASTM, AOAC, AOCS, EPA, and more directly onto your titrator. Ask our Sales Consultants which standard methods are possible with our HI901C system.
Data and storage
Customizable titration reports
Each titration report is fully customizable so users can ensure they are storing and filing the appropriate data required for their application and procedures.
View or save titration reports
Titration or pH/mV/ISE results can be viewed on-screen or transferred to a USB flash drive or PC.
Detailed titration graphs
A real-time titration curve can be displayed during each titration; this feature is useful when new methods are tested or when a procedure requires optimization. Titration graphs can be viewed on-screen or saved as images and transferred along with titration report.
Effortless data transfer
The USB port allows for the transfer of titration methods, titration reports, and software upgrades via USB flash drive.
Flexible GLP management
All necessary GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) information can be recorded with each sample including: sample identification, company and operator name, date, time, electrode ID codes, and calibration information.
pH, mV/ORP, and ion selective electrode (ISE) meter features
- Up to five-point pH calibration with automatic buffer recognition
- Relative mV calibration allows for a mV offset
- Selectable ISEs preprogrammed with molecular weight and ion charge
Connectivity and functionality
Multifunctional with four working modes
The HI901C functions as a titrator, pH meter, mV/ORP meter, and ISE meter. Valuable laboratory bench space is saved, and multiple analyses can be performed on one sample.
Multiple connections
The titrator offers device support for two burrettes and two analog boards, which allows two electrodes and two stirrers to be simultaneously connected to one unit (HI901C2-01 and HI901C2-02 only).
Multiple peripherals
Users can print reports directly from the titrator using a standard parallel printer. An external monitor and keyboard may be attached for added versatility, as well as an analytical balance for automatic sample mass entry for titrations.
Specifications
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pH
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Range | -2.0 to 20.0 pH; -2.00 to 20.00 pH; -2.000 to 20.000 pH |
| Resolution | 0.1; 0.01; 0.001 pH | |
| Accuracy (@25°C/77°F) | ±0.001 pH | |
| Calibration | Up to five-point calibration, eight standard buffers and five custom buffers | |
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mV
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Range | -2000.0 to 2000.0 mV |
| Resolution | 0.1 mV | |
| Accuracy (@25°C/77°F) | ±0.1 mV | |
| mV calibration | Single point offset | |
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ISE
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Range | 1•10-6 to 9.99•1010 |
| Resolution | 1; 0.1; 0.01 | |
| Accuracy (@25°C/77°F) | ±0.5% monovalent; ±1% divalent | |
| ISE calibration | Up to five-point calibration, seven standard solutions and five user-defined standards | |
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Temperature
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Range | -20.0 to 120.0 °C; -4.0 to 248.0 °F; 253.2 to 393.2 K |
| Resolution | 0.1 °C; 0.1 °F; 0.1 K | |
| Accuracy (@25°C/77°F) | ±0.1 °C; ±0.2 °F; ±0.1 K, excluding probe error | |
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Other specifications
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Analog board(s) | Each analog board provides: BNC (pH/mV/ISE) input (1), reference input (1), temperature input (1), stirrer input (1) |
| Analog board(s) | capability 1 | |
| Dosing pump | capability 2 | |
| Burette included | 1 (25 mL) | |
| Burette sizes | 5, 10, 25 and 50 mL | |
| Burette resolution | 1/40000 | |
| Display resolution | 0.001 mL | |
| Dosing accuracy | ±0.1% of full burette volume | |
| Display | 5.7” (320 x 240 pixel) backlit color LCD | |
| Languages | English, Portuguese, Spanish | |
| Methods | Load up to 100 methods (standard and user-defined) | |
| Burette auto-detection | Burette size is automatically recognized when inserted into the pump unit | |
| Programmable stirrer | Overhead propeller type, 200-2500 RPM, resolution 100 RPM | |
| Flow Rate | User-selectable from 0.1 mL/min to 2 x burette volume/min | |
| Temperature compensation | Manual (MTC) or automatic (ATC) | |
| Endpoint determination | Equivalence point (1st or 2nd derivative) or fixed pH/mV value | |
| Potentiometric titrations | Acid-base, redox, precipitation, complexometric, non-aqueous, argentometric | |
| Measurement units | User-specified expression of concentration units to suit specific calculation requirements | |
| Real time & stored graphs | mV-volume or pH-volume titration curve, 1st derivative curve or 2nd derivative curve | |
| pH mode, mV mode or ISE mode: | pH/mV/concentration versus time | |
| Data storage | Up to 100 titration and pH/mV/ISE reports | |
| USB host (side) | Flash drive compatibility for transfers of methods and reports | |
| Peripherals (rear) | Connections for VGA display, PC-keyboard, parallel printer, USB device input, RS232 | |
| GLP conformity | Instrumentation data storage and printing capabilities | |
| Operating environment | 10 to 40 °C (50 to 104 °F), up to 95% RH | |
| Storage environment | -20 to 70 °C (-4 to 158 °F), up to 95% RH | |
| Power | 100-240 VAC -01 models, US plug (type A) -02 models, European plug (type C) |
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| Dimensions | 390 x 350 x 380 mm (15.3 x 13.8 x 14.9 in) | |
| Weight Approximately | 9 kg (20 lbs.) with one pump, stirrer and sensors | |
| Ordering information | HI901C1-01 and HI901C1-02: titrator with one analog board, overhead propeller stirrer with stand, 25 mL glass burette, dosing pump drive, temperature sensor, USB cable, 256 Mb USB flash drive and PC software. HI901C2-01 and HI901C2-02: titrator with two analog boards, overhead propeller stirrer with stand, 25 mL glass burette, dosing pump, temperature sensor, USB cable, 256 Mb USB flash drive and PC software. |
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