LOCAL SITES CONTACT TOOLBOX WEBSHOP SOLUTIONS SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE WORK AT FOSS ABOUT FOSS COVID-19 Laboratories Automated reference analysis with minimal human interaction: laboratories today need to provide fast and reliable results. Aspects such as automation, integration and calibrated instruments are key elements for speed and service. The latest solutions can even be connected to a network for download and sharing of result data. NEW SOXHLET APPARATUS OFFERS FULLY AUTOMATED WAY TO PERFORM SOXHLET FAT ANALYSIS Based on several years of development work in partnership with chemical analysis laboratories, the Soxtec™ 8000 extraction unit and Hydrotec™ hydrolysis unit, is the first fully automated solution for total fat analysis with the Soxhlet method. READ MORE AUTOMATED DUMAS TESTING OF NITROGEN IN FERTILISER WITH THE FOSS DUMATEC™ Automated nitrogen testing of fertiliser products free’s-up laboratory resources for a major fertiliser provider. The FOSS Dumatec™ instrument allows samples to be loaded up for batch processing. At the same time, the instrument can be connected up to a network to share result data and allow access to remote support staff for highly efficient service. READ MORE AUTOMATION MAKES FIBRE TESTING MORE CONSISTENT A fully automated fibre analysis solution ensures more consistent implementation of the classical reference method for a major soybean crushing plant, saving time and resources in the lab and paving the way for reliable calibration of NIR instruments. READ MORE DUMAS AND THE DIGITAL LAB Automation and digital connectivity are changing many aspects of our lives with reference testing in the laboratory no exception. Here is a selection of videos on key aspects of automated Dumas analysis. READ MORE SOIL ANALYSIS WITH AUTOMATED KJELDAHL In this video interview, Fernando Sola, Laboratory Manager at CSR Laboratories in Spain, explains how a FOSS Kjeltec 8400 solution allows the laboratory to handle a high volume of soil and olive leaf tests. The samples are brought in from the olive groves around Jaen in the heart of the region known as the ‘sea of olives’. The work is vital to give growers the ability to achieve the right nitrogen level in the soil for effective olive production. READ MORE 5 REASONS TO PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT Extended instrument lifetime, keeping expenses within budget and reducing downtime are some of the main concerns amongst owners of analytical technology. In this guide, we’ve summed up 5 reasons why you should consider a service agreement to keep your instruments running year after year. READ MORE PROTEIN METHODS: KJELDAHL, DUMAS OR NIR ANALYSIS? While the Kjeldahl method is still the reference for protein determination, Dumas and NIR are becoming increasingly popular for busy laboratories seeking time-effective solutions. We examine the pros and cons of the three methods in this interview article. READ MORE FIVE STATEMENTS ABOUT MAINTAINING ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS: TRUE OR FALSE Effective maintenance of analytical instruments is often an overlooked subject. We asked four experts in the field to shed a little more light on the area. READ MORE ANALYTICS BEYOND MEASURE Contact FOSS Nils Foss Allé 1 DK-3400 Hilleroed Denmark Phone: +45 7010 3370 E-mail: info@foss.dk Webshop ABOUT Find your FOSS office Who is FOSS Careers Press Sustainability PRODUCTS All industries Dairy solutions Grain solutions Feed and forage solutions Meat solutions Wine and Beer solutions Raw Milk Testing solutions Laboratories solutions Digital Services Service solutions SUPPORT Report incident Contact Local Support Training Service offerings KNOWLEDGE Dairy Grain, flour and oil Feed and Forage Laboratories Meat Raw Milk Testing Wine and Beer LEGAL Privacy Policy Foss legal documents Terms of use Copyright Like most websites FOSS uses cookies. In order to deliver a personalised, responsive service and to improve the site, we remember and store information about how you use it. This is done using simple text files called cookies which sit on your computer. These cookies are completely safe and secure and will never contain any sensitive information. Read more. I AGREE