How does it prevent processing disasters?

Keeping the pH of liquids within well-defined ranges is vitally important in any tannery process. Wet processes in particular require repeated and precise pH-value measurements. Measurement takes place either inside the drum via a sensor apparatus or manually by testing liquid samples.

How can I reduce operator error?

Unfortunately, automatic pH sensors inside the lab box of the drum are not only expensive, but they are also very difficult to keep clean. Manual measuring is tedious and prone to human errors. MeasureWare pH solves this problem by simplifying manual pH-value measurements.

How does it do this?

MeasureWare pH is a central electronic measuring station that is linked to the TanWare network. The system is built into a cabinet and consists of a pH electrode, measurement amplifier, process computer, operator’s panel, and network interface. If the formula requires an actual pH value, the operator is informed to take a sample from the drum and check it via MeasureWare pH. The measurement result is sent back to DrumWare where it is checked to be within tolerance and then stored into the process report. There is no need for manually typing in readings.

Is it expensive?

MeasureWare pH is extremely cost-efficient compared to automatic systems per drum, because one MeasureWare pH unit can be used with any number of drums working in the same pH range.